More than likely a future hall-of-famer as four-division, and five-time world champion Mikey Garcia, will step in the ring for the first time in 2021 as he faces Sandor Martin, in a 12-round main event on Saturday, October 16th, taking place at Chukchansi Park, Fresno, California, at the home of

Fulton vs. Figueroa Not Happening The fight most hardcore fight fans had circled as the most meaningful fight of the week is now off as WBO super bantamweight world champion Stephen Fulton was set to face WBA & WBC super bantamweight champion, Brandon Figueroa, with the winner of the contest

Long-time Bay Area fighter Casey Morton picked up the biggest win of her career over India’s Urvashi Singh to win the WBO International Women’s champion, in a bout that was contested in Dubai over the course of ten rounds. Morton dominated Urvashi Singh, who just couldn’t handle the strength, speed,

Don’t like reading – listen to the podcast here Triller. 58-year-old Evander Holyfield, pretty much regarded as the best cruiserweight in the history of boxing, and one of the best heavyweights ever, was knocked out in under 90 seconds by a 44-year-old Vitor Belfort, a UFC legend in his own

Triller PPV Vitor Belfort vs. Evander Holyfield Saturday, September 11th, Triller PPV – Fite TV – 4 PM PST This feels weird. Oscar De La Hoya announced last Friday, he had COVID-19 and was unable to return to the ring. Fair play – health and safety should always come first.

Don’t like reading? Listen to the podcast here. Talk Rules Boxing This Week The Sad Death Of Jeanette Zacarias Zapata Sadly, like seemingly always, talking boxing is more relevant than the action in the ring itself this week. For starters, Jeanette Zacarias Zapata passed away this week from issues suffered

Don’t like reading listen to the podcast here. Jake Paul’s Star Grows Jake Paul knows how to make headlines, he knows how to get attention, and after his eight-round decision win against Tyron Woodley, Paul is now also able to say he is flat-out tough. Despite what anyone might say,

It isn’t easy living and it is even harder being Charles Conwell. Conwell was the youngest U.S. Men’s Olympian in 2016 and had to make an adult decision at a young age to get that point fighting 28-year-old men, at the mere age of 17-years-old, that saw him inevitably qualifying