We have a stacked weekend of boxing ahead of us, and it begins tomorrow night on ESPN+. This event is promoted by Eye of the Tiger Management, and will take place at the Montreal Casino in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The main event is an intriguing 168lb matchup between two top

Global streaming service and television network PROBOX TV have secured worldwide television rights for the WBO Cruiserweight World title clash between Lawrence Okolie and David Light this coming Saturday, March 25th. All PROBOX TV subscribers in; the USA, Canada, DACH (Germany, Austria, and Switzerland), NORDICS (Sweden, Finland, Norway, and Denmark), France, Holland, Turkey, Portugal, Greece, Cyprus, India, Pakistan, Thailand,

Saturday, March 25th, Showtime PPV | 6 PM, Prelims on YouTube prior. On Saturday, a major pay-per-view match will occur as David Benavidez will face Caleb Plant, for Benavidez’s WBC interim super middleweight title, with the winner being mandatory for Canelo Alvarez. A lot is at stake, so let’s go

PROBOX TV gets set for another monthly Wednesday night broadcast from Tampa, Florida. The network prides itself on ‘promoting boxing’ rather than specific fighters, a rule that it hopes will give its young stable the experience they need to reach the very top. Former world champion Chris Algieri, who now works as a

PROBOX TV is back this Wednesday with its monthly card from Tampa, Florida titled, Wednesday Night Fights. The evening’s main event will see undefeated Mexican, Angel ‘El Chocolatito’ Vazquez (12-0) go toe-to-toe with Canadian-based Guinean Mohamed ‘El bufalo negro’ Soumaoro (12-1) over ten rounds in the lightweight division, with both men eager to impress on the

Both have made it no secret that they will both be coming to take each other out inside the distance. What we saw in the scales today added more substance to testaments made by both men.  Former WBA Regular champion Lucas Browne weighed in at a career heaviest of 277 pounds.

“This is like my first pro fight,” said Charlie Sheehy after training for countless hours during a California rainstorm, that had raindrops as big as green beans pelting cars outside of his blue-collar boxing gym in Brisbane, California. “I get to show my skill, a game plan, and strategy in

Jarrell ‘Big Baby’ Miller (25-0-1) squares off with Australian former WBA Regular champion Lucas ‘Big Daddy’ Browne (31-3) in Dubai this Saturday live on PROBOX TV in Australia and USA. “He’s a big guy! He has a good overhand right, but technically and fundamentally he is nowhere near me. I know I’m stronger and faster,

PROBOX TV returns with its monthly installment of Future Stars from Plant City, Florida with three televised fights.  The night’s main event comes from the lightweight division, undefeated Mexican Angel ‘El Chocolatito’ Vazquez (12-0) will square off with Canadian-based Guinean Mohamed ‘El bufalo negro’ Soumaoro (12-1) over ten rounds. Vazquez comes off a points victory over

Sampson Boxing and Paco Presents Boxing are bringing televised boxing back to Northern California, as ShoBox: The Next Generation will be broadcast live for the first time at Cache Creek Casino Resort in Brooks, California, on Friday, April 7.  Though the entire card will be announced soon, local Fairfield, California,