…a system in place for competition. Then, at some point in the year, you see a form of a bracket competition that pits the best against the best. Boxing, we’re…

…who was a decorated amateur before turning professional in 2012. After several years of steadily climbing the featherweight rankings, the 24-year-old blossomed into a legitimate contender in 2017 after scoring…

…who burst onto the scene fighting the best opposition possible seemingly in his professional infancy. Kulakhmet can not be compared to Madirmov in terms of anything other than his development…

…of Johannesburg, South Africa is no stranger to tough competition. After making his professional debut in 2005 at the age of 18, Chilemba quietly worked his way through the light…

…wins in the amateurs with only a handful of losses. Golovkin’s success lead him to the 2004 Olympic Games in which he picked up a silver medal. Golovkin turned professional…

…it even more special.” “DiBella Entertainment, Premier Boxing Champions, Brooklyn Boxing and SHOWTIME remain committed to women’s boxing and together we have staged, or at least scheduled, a women’s fight…

…but still has a bright future ahead of him “I just got caught. That’s all that happened. I didn’t see the shot coming.” said Perez backstage after the loss. “He…

…professional, who might be the best Mexican boxer since Juan Manuel Marquez in terms of skill, and comes from a proven boxing family with his father Eduardo Garcia being his…

…will get an opportunity. The co-main event saw welterweight Brian Ceballo continues to look like a solid professional as he hurt Adan Ahumada in the fourth and final round, but…

…“BoMac” McIntyre, is viewed as the highest ceiling professional of the current Olympic class, and a true blue-chip prospect. Davis reminds me of Lamont Peterson, a pressure fighter with good…