Terence “Bud” Crawford will return to the CHI Health Center Omaha (formerly known as the The CenturyLink Center) as he looks to defend his WBO welterweight title against Jose Benavidez Jr on Saturday, October 13th. The bout will be Crawford’s first on his new contract with Top Rank Inc, as

Top Rank Inc has resigned the pound-for-pound best fighter in the world and current WBO welterweight world champion Terence “Bud” Crawford to a new multi-year deal with the company. Crawford, who orginially signed with Top Rank in 2011 has since captured world titles in three division, unified the super lightweight

Tim Tszyu and Andrew “The Monster” Moloney will take center stage on the next edition of “Breakfast and Boxing” on Saturday, Sept. 8. at the new Bendigo Stadium in Bendigo, Victoria, Australia. In the 10-round main event, 154-pound prospect Tszyu (10-0, 8 KOs), will face his toughest test to date

Ryota Murata, the fighting pride of Japan, will take his world championship show on the road to the heart of the Las Vegas Strip. Murata will make the second defense of his WBA middleweight world title against Rob “Bravo” Brant on Saturday, Oct. 20 at Park Theater at Park MGM.

Puerto Rican lightweight Jose Pedraza became a two-division world champion and the best active Puerto Rican boxer by picking up a unanimous decision over Ray Beltran to claim the WBO lightweight title Saturday night at the Gila River Arena in Glendale, Arizona. Pedraza just had more left as the 37-year-old

Women’s lightweight and 2016 U.S. Olympian Mikaela Mayer returns to action this Saturday at the Gila River Arena in Glendale, Arizona on ESPN, the bout will mark her official ESPN debut, the first of what should be many. What makes Mayer so unique is the fact that we have never

Ray Beltran is returning home to defend his title, Isaac “Royal Storm” Dogboe is looking to bring some lightning and thunder to the desert, and Mikaela Mayer is ready for her ESPN network debut. Beltran will defend the WBO lightweight title against former 130-pound champion José Pedraza, Dogboe will make the first

Former interim super lightweight world champion Jose Benavidez Jr. nearly retired undefeated, but not in the many manner most would want. Benavidez in the height of his professional run with Top Rank Inc. was shot in the leg in 2016 with doctors telling him he might never walk again. Two

Blue-chip Top Rank lightweight Gabe Flores Jr (9-0 5KOs) will be taking a step-up in competition as he takes on Roger Gutierrez (7-1-1 4KOs) which will be a televised swing bout on the September 14th Top Rank Inc. card from The Save Mart Center in Fresno, CA. Flores, who is

Heavyweight Bryant Jennings picked up a hard-fought eight-round knockout win over Alexander Dimitrenko in a scheduled 12-round main event from The Ocean Resort Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The bout was ugly. Dimitrenko is a 6’7″, who is much bigger than the far more talented Jennings and created a stalemate of