The final press conference for Saturday’s Premier Boxing Champions on NBC card took place today at historic Fenway Park in Boston. Andre Dirrell (24-1, 16 KOs) and James DeGale (20-1, 14 KOs) in a 12-round super middleweight showdown for the vacant IBF title at Boston’s Agganis Arena. Live televised coverage

George Groves will get his third crack at a world title after two failed attempts against Carl Froch over the past two years as he will take on WBC super middleweight champion, Badou Jack. The news was made public by Sky Sports via their website as a purse bid was avoided

USA Olympian, NABF champion and undefeated professional boxer Jose Ramirez (14-0, 11 KOs), coming off a record setting 9,000 person arena sellout on May 9 in Fresno on a Top Rank Solo Boxeo Tecate boxing event on UniMas, has signed a five figure endorsement deal with Card City. Ramirez is

Sadam Ali will finally get his big shot after beating Francisco Santana on HBO as he is announced as the next in line for the vacant WBO welterweight title, a title that will find a home after Tim Bradley and Jessie Vargas fight on June 27th at The StubHub Center

Matthew Macklin might be the next person to meet Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. at some sort of catchweight per a report from The Daily Mail.  The rumored bout would take place in Las Vegas, NV and be contested at a catchweight of 164 lbs. or for the humorous boxing types

Keith “One Time” Thurman is likely out of the Floyd Mayweather sweepstakes for September as ESPN.com is reporting he will be facing veteran tough guy Luis Collazo on July 11th to serve as the first PBC broadcasted card on ESPN. Thurman has been wanting to face Collazo every since Collazo

network: ESPN/ ESPN3.com Alexander Povetkin 231.75 vs. Mike Perez 240.5 (WBC heavyweight eliminator) Grigory Drozd 199.75 vs. Lukasz Janik 200 (WBC cruiserweight title) Rakhim Chakhkiev 199.5 vs. Junior Anthony Wright 198 (IBO cruiserweight title) Dmitry Kudryashov 200 vs. Vikapita Meroro 200 Manuel Charr 252.5 vs. Alex Leapai 252.5 Svetlana Kulakova

Fight fans may not have been happy in the UK with Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing schedule of events for 2015 on Sky Sports, but that has not swayed Sky Sports from extended a contract with UK promoter for five more years into 2021.   The deal will give Sky Sports