As we get to the halfway point in the year, here is Lukie’s take on the awards as we head into a stacked summer schedule of boxing. Boxer Of The Year 2021 winner: Canelo Dmitry Bivol – After defeating Canelo Alvarez, the consensus pound-for-pound best fighter in the world, Bivol

We polled the staff writers of ITRBoxing.com, and had them submit their top-10 fighters in the world currently. Each number was given a value, a first place vote gave you ten points, and a tenth place vote gave you a single point. This list is the combination of all the

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Weekly YouTube Content including Monday night 9 PM PST shows including all the staff of ITRBoxing.com here Listen to the podcast here If you want to bet on the fights be sure to follow the affiliate link on BETUS and have the chance to earn more. Bivol Rewrites History. Though

Canelo on PPV Saturday, May 7th, 6 PM PST | DAZN PPV Canelo will headline DAZN’s first-ever pay-per-view against WBA light heavyweight world champion, as Canelo Alvarez looks to go for all the titles at the next weight class above 168 lbs, where he holds all the belts.  For Canelo,

WBC Champion: Artur Beterbiev Callum Smith Mathieu Bauderlique Anthony Yarde Joshua Buatsi Dominic Boesel Robin Krasniqi Marcus Browne Ali Izmailov Fanlong Meng Leon Bunn WBA Champion: Dmitry Bivol Dominic Boesel Gilberto Ramirez Joshua Buatsi Callum Smith Andre Dirrell Dan Azeez Craig Richards Ricards Bolotniks Yunieski Gonzalez Anthony Yarde IBF Champion:

Jake Paul KOs Tyron Woodley  Pretty much the biggest boxing story of 2022 has been Jake Paul, an entertainer with a huge following, and watching the master marketer, entering the boxing landscape, and ending the year flat-out being accepted as one of our own, as he delivered an embarrassing KO

Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez is an undefeated light heavyweight, who held the super middleweight for two-and-a-half years and made five successful world title defense, including two enjoyable fights with Jesse Hart. Ramirez, who defeated Arthur Abraham to claim the world title, is no longer with Top Rank Inc., and now working

Lomachenko vs. Commey ESPN, 6 PM PST – Saturday, December 11th Though no fight can be easily summed up, this one might be with just this – can Loma avoid Commey’s big right-hand?  Lomachenko, a two-time gold medalist, who fought for a world title in his second pro fight, and

Prefer A Podcast? Listen to our show here. The McGregor Era Is Over It sure was fun, but as we now start to move on (slightly) from the COVID-19 pandemic, and into a new decade, familiar faces of our Saturday night fight entertainment naturally fade away, and so it is,