On Friday June 19th, both WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder and number one contender in the heavyweight division engaged in a humorous series of tweets that are included below. It is widely believed that Fury will be the next in line for Wladimir Klitschko. @BronzeBomber u ugly cunt. — Gypsy

Huge fight , 15K @Alamodome or sells out @theforum #GolovkinRamirez @trboxing @TomLoeffler1 @GGGBoxing @RamireZurdo https://t.co/45ZtXdkbpR — Bernie Bahrmasel (@BernieBahrmasel) June 19, 2015 Bernie Bahrmasel, the publicist of K2 Promotions, which promotes Gennady “GGG” Golovkin put out a tweet yesterday that explained that Top Rank middleweight prospect, Gilberto Ramirez could be

Andre Ward 171.8 vs. Paul Smith 176.4 * Antonio Nieves 120.6 vs. Stephon Young 122.8 Wang Zhimin 137.6 vs. Jose Luis Guzman 137.6 Meng Fanlong 181.2 vs. Albert Avina 191.8 Aaron Coley 163 vs. Yosmani Abreu 160.8 Luis Arias 161.4 vs. Tony Brinson 161.4 Daniel Franco 125.6 vs. Jonathan Alcantara

  Adrien Broner 143.5 vs. Shawn Porter 144 Errol Spence 149 vs. Phil Lo Greco 152 Terrell Gausha vs. Luis Grajeda Robert Easter 135 vs. Miguel Mendoza 136.5 Michael Hunter 201 vs. Deon Elam 197 Kevin Newman 164 vs. Bobby McIntyre 163 Sanjarbek Rakhmanov 143 vs. Brett Simmons 146  

Floyd Mayweather today at the media day for the Adrien Broner vs. Shawn Porter fight dropped a bomb on the boxing world when he explained that he feels that he needs to fight either Andre Berto or Karim Mayfield for what he is calling his last professional bout. The confusion

Robert Garcia out of NBC fight vs @ErrolSpenceJr Sat. Not close to weight. I'm told Spence will get a new opponent, possibly Phil LoGreco. — Dan Rafael (@danrafaelespn) June 18, 2015 As reported tonight by Dan Rafael of ESPN.com, Roberto Garcia, who listed above in the tweet as Robert Garcia,

Here is the Andre Ward media scrum from his media day for his fight against Paul Smith on June 20th at The Oracle Arena in Oakland, CA

This past weekend at the annual International Boxing Hall of Fame induction weekend banquet, former middleweight champion Sergio Martinez announced his plans to retire.  It was a bittersweet moment, because Sergio was one of the top pound for pound fighters in the world over the past 5 years or so.  Retirement