Erislandy Lara returns to the ring after facing Ishe Smith last December as he will be in the main even on June 12 from the UIC Pavilion in Chicago against Delvin Rodriguez. The fight will main event a PBC on Spike broad cast.   Lara will defend his WBA junior

Sergey Kovalev will make his return to the ring after an odd purse bid saw him pullout of a fight with lineal light heavyweight champion, Adonis Stevenson, as it appeared Stevenson would win the purse bid and the fight would not happen on HBO, meaning that Kovalev’s promoter, Main Events,

Amir Mansour and Joey Dawejko not just were fighting for the heavyweight title of Pennsylvania, but it was also a bout about pride. Both Mansour and Dawejko are Philly fighters as a much touted grudge match had engulfed the internet leading up to the ESPN2 bout on Friday night at

Well, this hasn’t been a good week for Freddie Roach, the famed coach of the Wild Card Boxing Gym now has two fighters coming off crushing losses as Glen Tapia was knocked out in primetime. On Friday’s main event on TruTV, Glen Tapia was knocked out by little known Michel

Venue: Selland Arena, Fresno, California Promoter: Top Rank TV: UniMas Jose Ramirez 142 vs. Rob Frankel 141.4 Michael Gaxiola 124.8 vs. Julian Lopez 124.4 Oscar Valenzuela 134.8 vs. Irving Garcia 134.8 Rick Graham 154 vs. Danny Valdivia 153.8 Daniel Henry 162.2 vs. Joe Louie Lopez 162.6 Gabriel Solorio 139.8 vs.

The fight will be televised live from Minute Maid Park in Houston, Texas on HBO. The promoter is Golden Boy Promotions Canelo Alvarez 154.5 vs. James Kirkland 154.5 Humberto Soto 142.5 vs. Frankie Gomez  147.5 * Joshua Clottey 153.8 vs. Jorge Silva 154.8 Jo Jo Diaz 125.5 vs. Giovanni Delgado

Venue: State Farm Arena, Hidalgo, Texas Promoter: Warriors Boxing TV: CBS Jamie McDonnell 117.8 vs. Tomoki Kameda 117.8 (WBA regular featherweight title) Omar Figueroa Jr 141.5* vs. Ricky Burns 139.2 Austin Trout 157 vs. Luis Galarza 155.6 Porky Medina 169.8 vs. Samuel Miller 169.6 Steve Lovett 177 vs. Eric Watkins

Manuel “Tino” Avila earned a hard fought victory over Erik Ruiz as Avila doubled the output of Ruiz and kept the steady pressure of Ruiz off him. Avila won every round on all three judges scorecards as he controlled the early portion of the fight even moving into a Larry

The transcript for an upcoming Showtime interview with Floyd Mayweather leaked today and it had some juicy tidbits. In an interview with Jim Gray, Mayweather stated Pacquiao doesn’t deserve a rematch “…because he’s a sore loser and he’s a coward.” Why is Mayweather so mad, because he feels that Pacquiao

According to Kevin Iole of Yahoo!Sports, Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao may eclipse the all time record for most pay-per-views sold as it being estimated roughly around the 5 million buys mark. According to figures with 60% of the numbers back Mayweather-Pacquiao sold 2.25 million. This would seemingly confirm that the