Six months after a back injury forced him out of his title reign, Ryan Burnett is now all the way back in the ring. The former bantamweight titlist returned to the squared circle and to the win column, stopping Philippines’ Jelbirt Gomera in six roun...
Top Rank's CEO Bob Arum is targeting a bantamweight clash between WBO world champion Zolani Tete and challenger Ryan Burnett. Both fighters were in the World Boxing Super Series bantamweight tournament and both got knocked off due to injury. Burnett,...
Former unified bantamweight world champion Ryan Burnett will make a sensational return on the #MTKFightNight at Belfast’s Ulster Hall on May 17 – in association with Top Rank and broadcast live on ESPN+. After the success of March’s bill at the histo...
The size disparity between defending “super” WBA bantamweight world champion Ryan Burnett and four-division title-winner Nonito Donaire was obvious to an observer 30 seconds into the first round of his recent clash at SSE Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland.
Ryan Burnett could yet have a way back into the World Boxing Super Series. The Northern Irishman was knocked out of the tournament last weekend after withdrawing from his quarter-final through injury. Burnett, the WBA Super world bantamweight champio...
Glasgow - Ryan Burnett lost his World Boxing Super Series bantamweight quarter-final against Filipino-American Nonito Donaire after failing to come out of his corner for the fifth round. The 26-year-old from Northern Ireland took a count of seven in...
Glasgow - In the quarter-finals, there was a shocking ending with former four division world champion Nonito Donaire (39-5, 24 KOs) stopped previously undefeated Ryan Burnett (19-1, 9 KOs) in four rounds to capture the WBA bantamweight title - with a...
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Nonito Donaire comfortably came in below the limit Friday for his first bantamweight bout in seven years. The former WBC/WBO bantamweight champ officially weighed 117½ pounds for his shot Saturday night at the WBA “super” world bantamweight title. Un...
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Boxing fans in the United Kingdom have grown accustomed mostly to watching cards live on Sky Sports and BT Sport, or on pay-per-view. There, though, pay-per-view shows usually cost £19.95, much cheaper than in the United States ($65-$100). On Saturda...
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