
Oscar De La Hoya isn’t wrong: ‘Boxing right now is thriving’
From the start, the May 2 card headlined by Ryan Garcia-Rolando “Rolly” Romero in New York’s Times Square was both an ambitious and ambiguous one.
Ryan Garcia: record, next fight and profile →

From the start, the May 2 card headlined by Ryan Garcia-Rolando “Rolly” Romero in New York’s Times Square was both an ambitious and ambiguous one.

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.

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.

Pondering Jose Ramirez's matchup for the May 2 Times Square show, promoter Oscar De La Hoya gave a harsh assessment of Ramirez's opponent, Devin Haney.

Shields called out Garcia for his use of a performance enhancing drug and for his pattern of abusive, defamatory and racist behavior.

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

Even if we were not to grade on a curve – to not make the superlative into the standard – then the three shows on May 2-4 may feel like a letdown.

In this week’s mailbag, we tackle your thoughts on the three shows over Cinco de Mayo weekend, as well as this weekend’s main event involving Sebastian Fundora vs. Chordale Booker.

Ryan Garcia has had a trying 12 months – including wrecking a hotel room that he says he did while on mushrooms – and is now talking about it in greater detail.

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.