
Peace of his mind: Ryan Garcia says he has 'gotten back to reality'
Ryan Garcia showed up at Thursday’s media workout clear-eyed, calm and confident to discuss his readiness for his return atop a unique May 2 New York’s Times Square card.
Rolando Romero: record, next fight and profile →

Ryan Garcia showed up at Thursday’s media workout clear-eyed, calm and confident to discuss his readiness for his return atop a unique May 2 New York’s Times Square card.

Ahead of his fight with Ryan Garcia, Romero took aim at Shakur Stevenson and Terence Crawford.

The intrigue over the New York Times Square tripleheader is hooked to all the questions surrounding each fighter. "BoxingScene Today" attempted to find some answers.

As turbulent as their rivalry has been over the years, Rolly Romero knew the opportunity that opened for him to fight Ryan Garcia was there for the taking, writes Lance Pugmire

More than six years after Lampley called his last HBO fight, the Hall of Fame broadcaster will return for the May 2 show headlined by Ryan Garcia-Rolando Romero.

Rolly Romero came across as chill, unbothered and at peace Monday during a news conference that renewed the Ryan Garcia-Devin Haney tensions, writes Lance Pugmire

Rolando Romero wasn’t the first choice for Ryan Garcia’s comeback opponent, and he isn't even Garcia's main focus. That would be a rematch with Devin Haney. "That's where my heart is at," Garcia said.

Garcia and Romero were positioned in the top three of the WBA's most recent rankings at 147lbs, despite being unranked just one month before.

At Tuesday’s New York news conference touting a Times Square "Fatal Fury" mega-card, Ryan Garcia left us with a question to ponder: Can a man change his stripes?

Naoya Inoue’s return to the U.S. is a few pen strokes away from being finalized, and it will conclude a star-studded tripleheader of Cinco de Mayo weekend fights across the globe.