Yesterday was the introductory press conference for the undisputed lightweight title fight that is set to take place at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada on May 20th. Devin Haney (29-0, 15 KOs) will be making the second defense of his undisputed crown against his best opponent to date,

For his second straight fight, former unified heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua (24-3, 22 KOs) will be heading into battle with a new head trainer. He has joined forces with former ring magazine trainer of the year Derrick James, and moved his training camp to Houston, Texas for this fight. Joshua

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, with only a few tickets left, so buy your tickets now! 

By CalixBoixing (YouTube Channel) Don’t ask too much of these fighters. 44 weeks of PTO is the new norm for the modern boxer and asking them to cut that down to 36 weeks would be anti-fighter. Fighters are entitled to long honeymoons and entitled to a comeback fight from the

Joshua’s Return Saturday, April 1st, 11 AM PST | DAZN It is Anthony Joshua fight week, but it sure doesn’t feel that way, yet. His opponent Jermaine Franklin is seemingly having legal issues with his promoter, and it feels very similar to Chris Algieri when he sued people prior to

ProBox TV the legendary Juan Manuel Márquez returns with its monthly show from Mexico on April 5th.  The Mexican capital will play host to three televised fights at the cost of absolutely nothing, a free boxing show for fight fans to enjoy.  A ten-round welterweight battle will take place between

LAS VEGAS – After a very slow start, David Benavidez caught up to Caleb Plant, dominating the back half of the fight and earning a unanimous decision (scores: 115-113, 116-112, 117-111) in a fight nearly five years in the making. ITRBoxing scored the fight 115-113 for Benavidez. For the first

Before their most recent outings, both Chris Colbert (16-1, 6 KOs) and Jose “Rayo” Valenzuela (12-1, 8 KOs) were highly rated prospects that were looked at as surefire future world champions. They were both upset in 2022, and now meet in a crossroads clash where the winner will reassert himself