
Junior middle is getting its act together, and not a moment too soon
No matter what any mainstream sports publication’s lazy headline writer may tell you, there is no such thing as a “fight to save boxing,” writes Eric Raskin.
Vergil Ortiz Jr.: record, next fight and profile →

No matter what any mainstream sports publication’s lazy headline writer may tell you, there is no such thing as a “fight to save boxing,” writes Eric Raskin.

Oscar De La Hoya’s Golden Boy Promotions is seeking more than $10 million in damages from Vergil Ortiz Jnr’s manager Rick Mirigian.

After three tumultuous months, Ortiz and Ennis finally appear to be on the verge of finding common ground. Jake Donovan reports

Tris Dixon argues that prolonging the making of a big fight, like Vergil Ortiz Jnr vs. Jaron Ennis, can soon test the patience of those desperate to see it.

The beauty of the 154lbs division is that picking the best fighter in the division is this narrow: “I’ve got to see how this weekend pans out,” said Chris Algieri...

In this week's typically enlightening Daily Bread Mailbag with Stephen "Breadman" Edwards, the row between Vergil Ortiz and Oscar De La Hoya is revisited, the violence of Jeff Chandler is relived and the best fight in history is revealed

“Nah, totally different fighters, totally different fight,” said Robert Garcia, trainer of Vergil Ortiz and Raymond Muratalla.

Israil Madrimov has never shied from charging headlong to the fire of a demanding fight, so it’s no wonder that he’s willing to test himself once more, writes Lance Pugmire

If talks to fight Jaron “Boots” Ennis are indeed dead and gone, then why wouldn’t Vergil Ortiz Jnr turn to a willing Jermell Charlo?

Boxing is full of unanswered questions right now — and today’s show tackles three of the biggest conversations in the sport.