Richardson Hitchins: record, next fight and profile →
BoxingScene has learned that the unbeaten IBF 140lbs titlist and his team are in advanced talks for a title defense against Mexico’s Oscar Duarte. Once finalized, the bout will land on the soon-to-be-announced February 21 Mario Barrios vs. Ryan Garcia pay-per-view card in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Junior welterweight titlist Richardson Hitchins will have (a little) time to secure a big fight after the IBF rescinded a mandatory ruling upon a successful appeal filed by Hitchins’ team.
Who are the 13 best jabbers in boxing today? Lucas Ketelle and boxing trainer John Pullman examine the list.
Gary Antuanne Russell isn’t wasting his time with voluntary defenses. Instead, he’s heading straight into a junior-welterweight unification.
The two featured fighters on Saturday displayed their skills in victories at The Theater at Madison Square Garden.
BoxingScene Today breaks down Richardson Hitchins’ eighth-round TKO of George Kambosos Jr., highlighting his sharp jab, body attack, and rise as a top contender in the 140-lb division.
Lenny Wilson believes Richardson Hitchins is rounding into a more aggressive style, Lucas Ketelle writes
Eddie Hearn did not take too kindly to Richardson Hitchins' mention of free agency in the aftermath of beating George Kambosos.
“It’s a tough game but one game that I have always loved no matter what,” George Kambosos wrote on social media this morning.
Richardson Hitchins says his next move will be to head into free agency. As for his next target? It appears to be among the biggest names at 140 and 147lbs.