When: June 10th, Thursday, ESPN2, 7 PM PST Claressa Shields already has a heck of a resume. Two-time Olympic gold medalist, Shields became a unified world champion in four fights by stopping undefeated world champion Nikki Adler, winning the WBC super middleweight world title and IBF super middleweight world title.

When: 7 PM PST on ESPN, undercard starts earlier on ESPN+ Where: Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, Nevada. In fifteen fights and eighty-one professional rounds, Shakur Stevenson has already become a world champion in the featherweight division, and struck fear into the heart of current WBO super featherweight champion, Jamel Herring,

Floyd Mayweather Returns Floyd Mayweather went 8-rounds with YouTuber, Logan Paul, on Sunday evening on Showtime, and in one evening, as the 44-year-old Mayweather, who self-admitted didn’t train a lot for this fight, showed aspects of his age, as we saw the definition of an exhibition fight that will go

Badou Jack is no stranger to draws, and even more so, split-decision. In Jack’s 29 professional fights, across 191 rounds, Jack has three draws, seven of his fights have ended in a majority or split decision, including a draw against Adonis Stevenson, who was the top guy at 175 lbs,

2016 U.S. Olympian Charles Conwell is now set to return on June 19th, facing veteran Mark DeLuca as part of the Triller Fight Club undercard, which with the news being first reported by Abe Gonzalez of NYFights.com. “It feels good to be back in camp, have a fight date set,

Floyd Mayweather Jr’s resume is second to none, and his performance, can be quoted in the same realm. A generational fighter, who ran through his competition in the 130 lbs division, dominating 135 lbs and then looking as good as he ever did in when he had a cup of

When: Saturday, June 19th Where: Miami’s loanDepot Park, home of the Miami Marlins How To Watch: 5:00 pm PST with the live PPV main card starting at 6 pm PST, more info at TrillerFightClub.com Most of the pre-fight build-up has been about the return of Teofimo Lopez, as Lopez is

You might not know who Subriel Matias is now, but the Puerto Rican, 140 lbs, super lightweight, nicknamed “Browny”, might be someone over the coming years, you find ending up on your tv screen more and more often. At 17 wins with 1 lone defeat, and 16 KOs, as well