Bruce Carrington feels Rafael Espinoza fight is biggest at 126, but Naoya Inoue is biggest for his career
Bruce Carrington tells Ryan Songalia all about his plans for a 'Shu world order'.
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Legendary Roberto Duran has no doubt Luis Nunez will rule the world
Roberto Duran, one of the greatest fighters in history, watched Luis Nunez closely on Saturday night and concluded that the 25-year-old is on his way to a world title.
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Lorenzo Parra wants Rafael Espinoza title fight after KO win over Elijah Pierce
Lorenzo Parra entered Saturday’s fight as an underdog. He hopes his performance has earned him a world title opportunity.
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Brandon Figueroa now WBO’s next in line for Rafael Espinoza
The WBO became the third sanctioning body to rank Brandon Figueroa as its No. 1 featherweight, releasing its monthly ratings update on Thursday.
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BoxingScene’s Midweek Mailbag: Jake Paul-Anthony Joshua, Conor Benn-Chris Eubank Jnr II and more
In this week’s mailbag, we tackle your thoughts on Paul-Joshua, Benn-Eubank II and Rafael Espinoza.
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Rafael Espinoza: ‘We need an undisputed champion at featherweight’
As he enters year three as an unbeaten major titleholder, Espinoza is determined to fulfill another long-term goal.
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Rafael Espinoza: ‘I could’ve kept my distance, but I wanted to give a show’
Rafael Espinoza has made it clear by now that he boasts the skills and range to go the distance if necessary, but he isn't one to pass up the opportunity to fight.
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Rafael Espinoza batters, stops Arnold Khegai in 11 to defend title
Rafael Espinoza continues to be a tall order for any featherweight as the 6 ft 1in 126lbs titlist retained his belt with an 11th-round knockout of Ukraine’s Arnold Khegai.
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Espinoza, Khegai set for WBO title fight; Delgado makes weight on 2nd attempt
Jake Donovan covers a weigh-in with a hiccup
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Rafael Espinoza-Angelo Leo unification in 2026 crosshairs
With global representation among champions and a stream of recent quality bouts, the featherweight division is entering a golden age, writes Lance Pugmire.
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