
Richardson Hitchins says he overlooked Gustavo Lemos in 'ass' performance
Richardson Hitchins is fortunate to be fighting for a world title against IBF junior welterweight champ Liam Paro on Saturday night in San Juan, Puerto Rico on DAZN.
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Richardson Hitchins is fortunate to be fighting for a world title against IBF junior welterweight champ Liam Paro on Saturday night in San Juan, Puerto Rico on DAZN.

The biggest fights to watch on TV between December 5 and December 7, 2024.

Jack Catterall has had a few weeks to recover from October’s decision victory over Regis Prograis and is ready to begin planning a big 2025 – but not before Liam Paro and Richardson Hitchins meet Saturday.

Junior welterweight titleholder Liam Paro and No. 1 IBF contender Richardson Hitchins will settle their differences on December 7 at the Coliseo Roberto Clemente in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Ahead of their December 7 clash in Puerto Rico, inside the Coliseo Robert Clemente, IBF junior welterweight champion Liam Paro has told challenger Richardson Hitchins to embrace his opportunity.

When I covered Richardson Hitchins’ narrow win over Gustavo Lemos in April, I came away entertained, but also more impressed with the loser than the winner. Hitchins showed his skills, working behind a piston-like jab and popping Lemos with right-hand counters as he moved laterally. But thanks to his opponent’s unyielding offensive pressure, he also found himself rocked multiple times, and his almost exclusive response to adversity was clinching. (He was never penalized; other fighters have had points docked for less.)

The top four fighters in line for a shot at Teofimo Lopez’s WBO junior welterweight title are, in order, Arnold Barboza, Jack Catterall, Richardson Hitchins and Jose Ramirez.

Liam Paro defends his IBF junior welterweight title against for the first time, against Richardson Hitchins on Saturday December 7 at the Roberto Clemente Coliseo in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Kevin Brown, a decorated Cuban amateur now preparing for his upcoming pro fight against John Bauza, appears to view the next chapter of his career as both a challenge and an opportunity.

The Daily Bread Mailbag returns with Stephen "Breadman" Edwards giving his thoughts on various topics such as the future of Boots Ennis, Ennis joining Matchroom and a possible Crawford fight, giving Tim Witherspoon his props, Hitchins-Lemos and the Canelo-Benavidez quandary.