
Sergey Kovalev and Gennady Golovkin taking us on sentimental journey
The hosts of BoxingScene Daily discuss the retirement of Sergey Kovalev, plus the recent news featuring Gennady Golovkin.
Paulie Malignaggi: record, next fight and profile →

The hosts of BoxingScene Daily discuss the retirement of Sergey Kovalev, plus the recent news featuring Gennady Golovkin.

BoxingScene Today celebrates the legacy of George Foreman, exploring his journey from Olympic gold to heavyweight champion at 45, iconic fights, and lasting impact inside and outside the ring.

BoxingScene Today (Feb 19, 2025) covers Shakur Stevenson’s new opponent reveal and previews Zhang vs. Kabayel, offering expert insights on two major upcoming matchups.

BoxingScene Today (Feb 16, 2025) previews the IBF junior-lightweight eliminator Rakhimov vs. Nunez in Dushanbe and highlights Xander Zayas’ showdown with Patrick Teixeira at MSG.

Join Paulie Malignaggi and Jimmy Smith as they provide live commentary and analysis for the David Benavidez vs. David Morrell fight card

Two of the finest of all observers of boxing, and two retired world champions, Chris Algieri and Paulie Malignaggi, have analysed what 2024 meant for their sport

It’s always sad when someone’s life comes to a premature end. But when I think about Israel Vazquez, there’s more of a connection because he’s given so much to the sport. As fans of boxing, we have more affection for guys like that.

Having said the fighters are to blame for the health of the sport, Oscar De La Hoya has garnered support from two former pros.

Mike Tyson’s return to the boxing ring before 80,000 fans at AT&T Stadium in Texas while streamed to the nation without an extra charge would seemingly be the most positive development of the boxing year. Yet, there’s such great angst over this Friday novelty bout on Netflix that pits the 58-year-old former world champion against YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul.

Not long ago, those enthralled by Jaron “Boots” Ennis made comparisons to Roy Jones Jnr, said he was sending shudders through then-welterweight champions Errol Spence Jnr, and Terence Crawford and was the pound-for-pound heir apparent.