WBO super welterweight champion Jaime Munguia is mere days away from announcing his next bout as he is just awaiting word from his promoter, Zanfer. Munguia’s next bout will be against Japan’s Takeshi Inoue on January 26th in Texas or California and on an unconfirmed network. Inoue had been rumored

Bryant “B.Y.” Jennings is itching for another heavyweight world title shot. The 34-year-old Philadelphia native has won five consecutive bouts, four by knockout, and is intent on making an emphatic statement. Jennings will put his IBF International and NABO heavyweight belts on the line in a 12-round showdown against the

    Photo: David Spagnolo/Main Events    Dmitry Bivol  Jean Pascal  St. Petersburg, Russia Montreal, Canada 13-0, 11 KOs 33-5-1, 20 KOs Weight: 174.4 Weight: 174.6 Murodjon Ahkmadaliev Issac Zarate Namangan, Usbekistan San Pedro, CA 4-0, 3 KOs 16-3-3, 2 KOs Weight: 121.2 Weight: 122.0 Israil Madrimov  Vladimir Hernandez   Khiva,

As first reported by Keith Idec of BoxingScene.com, Terence “Bud” Crawford might just have a new opponent and it is a southpaw represented by Al Haymon, but not, Errol Spence Jr., but rather Luis Collazo.   Crawford, who is in talks to make his second world title defense of his

Yordenis Ugas is not taking his chance at becoming the WBC welterweight world champion lightly and recently employed strength and conditioning trainer Angel “Memo” Heredia to be a part of his March 9th, Las Vegas, Nevada bout against Shawn Porter. Ugas, a hard-luck professional acquiring three losses between 2012 to 2014