web pod YouTube ProBoxTV Well, that was awkward.  Rey Vargas is now a two-division world champion, as he defeated Mark Magsayo en route to a 12-round decision to win the WBC featherweight world title. The fight was a Vargas special.  Despite throwing more power punches than usual, Rey Vargas has

Despite being dropped and hurt in round 9, Rey Vargas (36-0, 22 ko) became the new WBC featherweight champion with a split decision win over Mark Magsayo. Two judges had it 115-112 for Vargas, and one had it 114-113 for Magsayo (not reality).  Magsayo came out fast early in round

Tommy Fury is now officially out of his bout with Jake Paul, again! The August 6th PPV end of summer of event, broadcast by Showtime PPV, now will see the son of a former heavyweight world champion Hasim Rahman, Hasim Rahman Jr. step in. As a very slow summer sports

We are mere days away from the next USA Boxing national tournament, and with that comes managers scurrying to see certain fighters they have allocated for success, parents, and athletes converging on Kansas, where this year’s event will be held, and seemingly a lot of future world champions competing anonymously.

Frank “The Ghost” Martin is among the most talented fighters in one of the sport’s deepest divisions. Since teaming up with elite trainer Derrick James, Martin has become a real contender at 135lbs. He returns to the ring this weekend on Showtime and he will square off against fellow lightweight

pod YouTube web Probox Saturday, July 9th, 6 PM PST | Showtime WBC featherweight champion Mark Magsayo is looking to get his second marquee win of the year, and put himself in the running for fighter of the year as he faces former 122 lbs. world champion Rey Vargas in

ITRBoxing.com’s best prospect under ten fights in 2021, Amari Jones, will return after a KO win on the same card that his stablemate, Devin Haney win all four lightweight world titles in Melbourne, Australia, as he fights Friday, August 5th, at the DoubleTree in Sacramento, California, located 2001 Point West

Joyce Stops Him Quick Joe Joyce’s career is strange as the 36-year-old, who is a 2016 Olympic silver medalist, got a fourth-round KO win over European gatekeeper Christian Hammer. The bout was originally scheduled to be against Joseph Parker, but fell apart, and Hammer was the replacement.  Joyce after starting