
The 20 Greatest Fights at the MGM Grand, Part II
On Thursday, we began our look at the Top 20 fights in the MGM Grand's storied history by listing numbers 11-20 plus a few honorable mentions. Time now for the Top 10.
Oscar De La Hoya: record, next fight and profile →

On Thursday, we began our look at the Top 20 fights in the MGM Grand's storied history by listing numbers 11-20 plus a few honorable mentions. Time now for the Top 10.

HBO’s longtime boxing voice Jim Lampley selects the most memorable fights he has ever witnessed at Las Vegas’ famed MGM Grand Garden Arena.

William Zepeda has extended his promotional agreement with Golden Boy Promotions

Oscar De La Hoya made it so easy. On his way out the door, as his physical capability faded, he transferred the gift that is truly the last thing to go for top fighters — not the punching power, as the cliché mistakenly states, but rather the earning power — directly to boxing’s next two superstars.

Hours after Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney questioned where their earnings from their bout are, Golden Boy Promotions shot back with a backhanded slap at the fighters and their social media work.

A final pre-fight press conference to kick off the Boxing Hall of Fame Induction Weekend and prime fans for Friday's Oscar Collazo-Gerardo Zapata card was held on Thursday.

Undisputed heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk claims he's considering moving back to cruiserweight following his Dec. 21 rematch with Tyson Fury, but history dictates that such a move would be unwise.

Ivan Calderon, the brilliant two-weight world champion and new International Boxing Hall of Fame inductee, revealed that he was influential in the 2007 fight between Oscar De La Hoya and Manny Pacquiao.

Ivan “Iron Boy” Calderon, a former two-division titleholder at 105 and 108 pounds who helped pioneer the mainstreaming of boxing’s lower weight divisions, is part of the International Boxing Hall of Fame Class of 2024.

Oscar De La Hoya, CEO of Golden Boy Promotions, has thrown his support behind the idea of a 5 vs 5 tournament, this time with his company against U.S. rival promotion Top Rank Inc., headed by Bob Arum.