Once again ITR has compiled a list of the best boxers in the world, this time around the happen to all be female. All things considered we got it right. Here we go ! ITR P4P TOP 10 1.Claressa ShieldsRECORD: 14-0, 2 KOsDIVISION: Middleweight undisputed championLAST FIGHT: W (UD10) Maricela

2022 Winner: Claressa Shields and Katie Taylor 2021 Winner: Seniesa Estrada Katie Taylor – The most profitable, and marquee fighter of her era, put forth a masterpiece as she fought Amanda Serrano in a modern classic we awarded fight of the year. This was the crowning achievement of Katie Taylor’s

Below is our view of the sport in 2022, hyperlinks will be updated. Full video of all the awards is available here on OnlyFans. Please click on hyperlinks for more information in either article or video form. Fighter of the Year: Dmitry Bivol (article | video) Women’s Fighter of the

Fighter of the Year: Dmitry Bivol Dmitry Bivol 2021 winner: Canelo Alvarez What a difference a year makes.  Last year, it was all about Canelo’s rise to undisputed and having the best year of his career. This year started with Canelo losing to Dmitry Bivol, who is quite possibly the

Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano  2021 Winner: Tyson Fury vs. Deontay Wilder III 2021 Women’s Winner: Chantelle Cameron vs. Mary McGee Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano – Simply put the best fight I have seen all year, with an electric atmosphere, non-stop action, and a ton of debate about who should’ve

I feared that the women would be overshadowed when they moved to October 15th, but they were the ray of hope in the boxing landscape that is even more divided than ever. With fighters forgoing large parts of their prime, waiting upon other fighters to fight, we saw four of

This Saturday boxing fans will be spoiled as there are a number of high level intriguing matchups. Overall, we have three title fights with a total of eleven championship belts on the line, along with a Fox Sports PPV that features the return of the hardest hitting puncher of the

Women’s boxing has had a year to remember so far, and it only gets better this weekend. After Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano gave us a fight for the ages in April, we have another marquee women’s boxing event. Claressa Shields (12-0, 2 KOs), regarded by many as the greatest

Butaev Too Much For James I hadn’t seen Radzhab Butaev prior, I had seen his name as someone who gave Alexander Besputin a tough fight in Russia, but couldn’t put a style to the name. Well, against Jamal James, it was walk-down city, as even though the Showtime crew had

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.