Boxing

In the dynamic world of boxing, declarations can often sway public sentiment and expectations. Recently, promoter Eddie Hearn expressed his firm belief that Edgar Berlanga is capable of defeating former IBF super middleweight champion Caleb Plant. This conviction, however, raises questions about the authenticity of Hearn’s endorsement and the motivations behind it. Hearn’s push for

Shakur Stevenson has emerged as one of boxing’s most promising talents, yet he finds himself grappling with disappointment. His frustration boils down to one name: Vasily Lomachenko. When Stevenson transitioned to the lightweight division two years ago, the boxing community buzzed with excitement at the prospect of a face-off between these two skilled fighters. However,

Edgar Berlanga, a name that has reverberated through the boxing community, recently found himself in a heated exchange with his promoter, Eddie Hearn. The animosity bubbled to the surface during a candid interview where Berlanga placed the blame for his perceived stagnation squarely on Hearn’s shoulders. The crux of their disagreement is simple: a missed

In a riveting display of resilience and boxing prowess, Kenshiro Teraji solidified his status as a prominent figure in the flyweight division with an unforgettable victory over Seigo Yuri Akui earlier today in Tokyo, Japan. Known affectionately as the “Amazing Boy,” Teraji, now 33, showcased not just his skill, but also an iron will as

In the fiercely competitive world of boxing, the stakes drive not only the fighters but also those who support them. Bill Haney, father and trainer to Devin Haney, a former two-division world champion, recently found himself embroiled in controversy over comments made during a press conference. The tension erupted when he confronted Todd Grisham, a

The sporting world often finds its drama amplified through the prism of personalities clashing in press conferences, and the recent showdown between WBO lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez and Arnold Barboza Jr. was no exception. With a blend of bravado and theatrical flair, Lopez dominated the press scene in Los Angeles, showcasing the type of charisma

In just a few days, boxing enthusiasts will witness the highly anticipated return of Keith “One Time” Thurman to the ring after a lengthy hiatus of three years. Set to take place in Sydney, Australia, this showdown against Brock Jarvis represents a significant moment for the 36-year-old former welterweight champion. Thurman’s journey through injury and

The landscape of pay-per-view (PPV) boxing is an unpredictable arena, where anticipated star power and viewer interest often yield unexpected results. Major bouts can defy expectations, resulting in staggering sales when they seem poised for mediocrity, or conversely, they can flop despite a buzz that initially suggests otherwise. The intricate dynamics involved in predicting viewer

Dmitry Bivol’s recent declaration on social media about eagerly awaiting directives from Turki Alalshikh regarding his next fight raises significant questions about the dynamics between boxers, their promoters, and the inherent challenges of public perception. Boxers today are not just athletes but strategic players navigating a complex environment of business relationships and fan expectations. Bivol,

Sergey Kovalev, affectionately known by fans as “Krusher,” is preparing to step into the ring for one last time, marking the end of an illustrious yet tumultuous career in boxing. At 41 years of age, Kovalev’s journey has been a rollercoaster of emotions—from the highs of championship glory to the lows of heartbreaking defeats. His

The recent press conference promoting the Fatal Fury event, featuring an array of boxing talent, turned out to be more of a snooze-fest than a showcase of the warriors who inhabit this sport. WBO light welterweight champion Teofimo Lopez found himself surrounded by a cadre of fighters who seemed all too willing to play the

The recent bout between Lamont Roach and Gervonta Davis at the Barclays Center has ignited a highly charged debate across the boxing community. Following a closely contested match that concluded with a controversial 12-round majority draw, promoter Eddie Hearn has expressed skepticism regarding the possibility of a ruling reversal by the New York State Athletic