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WBC Champion: Noel Mikaelyan/Badou Jack WBA Champion: Arsen Goulamirian IBF Champion: VACANT WBO Champion: Chris Billiam-Smith

WBC Champion: Artur Beterbiev WBA Champion: Dmitry Bivol IBF Champion: Artur Beterbiev WBO Champion: Artur Beterbiev

Kambosos Jnr Beats Teofimo Not many in the world expected it going in – but lightweight George Kambosos Jnr., became an Australian sports icon by defeating Teofimo Lopez for his WBA/WBO/IBF and some form of the WBC, not the one Devin Haney has though, via a 12-round decision, in a

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,

What is a hard-luck boxer? Well, simply put someone who got bad breaks, whether on the scorecards, fighters in their era, a whole host of situations broke in probably the worst possible way in which if it were done again, it probably couldn’t happen this ever again. Often we preserve

Two-division world champion Badou Jack look for another as he faces unbeaten 2012 U.S. Olympian Marcus Browne for the WBA Interim Light Heavyweight Title Saturday, January 19 as the co-main event of the Manny Pacquiao vs. Adrien Broner SHOWTIME PPV event from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The

The criminally underrated light-heavyweight Badou Jack will return to action on January 19th on the undercard of Manny Pacquiao vs. Adrien Broner from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Jack last fought WBC light-heavyweight champion Adonis Stevenson to a draw in a bout in which Stevenson looked

Badou deserves praise, Stevenson at the end In probably the most interesting bout of the weekend, Badou Jack fought to a twelve round draw with Adonis Stevenson in which Stevenson retained his WBC light heavyweight title despite essentially losing six straight rounds after a solid start. Jack, who lost essentially

Tomorrow from the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Canada, WBC light heavyweight champion Adonis Stevenson will face Badou Jack on Showtime. Weights below Adonis Stevenson 173.4 vs. Badou Jack 175