
Jared Anderson reportedly out of May 9 fight due to torn biceps
Heavyweight Jared Anderson, in the midst of trying to revitalize his career after some troubling recent years in and out of the ring, has been confronted with another obstacle.

Heavyweight Jared Anderson, in the midst of trying to revitalize his career after some troubling recent years in and out of the ring, has been confronted with another obstacle.

Top Rank agreeing a broadcast deal with DAZN has revitalised them as a promotional organization and is very positive for the wider sport

Jared Anderson will face Solomon Dacres in a heavyweight battle on May 9 at the Co-op Live Arena in Manchester, England, as part of the Fabio Wardley-Daniel Dubois undercard.

While it has been on the cards, today Queensberry Promotions announced that they will co-promote American heavyweight Jared Anderson with Top Rank.

Jake Paul, preparing for his December 19 bout with Anthony Joshua, has enlisted the help of three well-known heavyweights.

Moses Itauma trounced Dillian Whyte last weekend to beg the obvious, and perhaps only, question: What comes next?

Eddie Hearn has revealed that Anthony Joshua is in discussion with Turki Alalshikh and Riyadh Season regarding a potential two-fight deal

Jared Anderson got back to winning after his loss to Martin Bakole, but his performance in victory Friday night didn’t impress everyone at his promotional company.

After headlining Top Rank shows in 2024, Jared Anderson found himself slotted in the second fight of Friday’s preliminary undercard at The Theater at Madison Square Garden. It was a stark indication of just how fickle the sport can be, but it also served as a platform for Anderson to bounce back from his first career defeat.

Top Rank remain “very frustrated” at the significant setback in Jared Anderson’s career that was inflicted by Martin Bakole, writes Declan Warrington