Carlos Adames (23-1, 18 KOs) successfully defended his interim WBC middleweight title in Showtime’s main event last night against former unified 154lb champion Julian “J Rock” Williams (28-4-1, 16 KOs). The fight was closely contested, with both men having their moments. The shots of Adames seemed to have more of

Canelo Faces Bivol, But On DAZN PPV….? It is great to have Canelo Alvarez back, and against a serious opponent in Dmitry Bivol, that is exciting…what isn’t. DAZN, a boxing-based services that charges monthly or yearly for boxing content, with the concept of ending PPV for good, will put this

Listen To This Week’s Podcast Here Josh Taylor Returns  How To Watch: Saturday, February 26th, 11:00 AM PST – ESPN+ I wrote about Taylor this week on ITRBoxing – here is a little bit of my article read the full thing here. Basic Info: Josh Taylor has the ceiling of being the greatest

“Boots” Ennis Is Looking Like A Generational Talent Philly welterweight Jaron “Boots” Ennis is looking to be something special. In 27 fights, he has stopped 25 of his opponents, and has never been past six rounds, and tonight was no exception as defeated former IBF super lightweight world champion Sergey

Where: Mohegan Sun Casino, Uncasville, CT When: Saturday, April 10th, 9 PM EST / 6 PM PST How To Watch: Showtime Jaron “Boots” Ennis vs Sergey Lipinets Odds: Highest 20-1 favorite for Ennis, Lowest 10-1 favorite for Ennis – Lipinets, Highest +926, Lowest +550 Weight class: 147 lbs, Welterweight Jaron

Bluechip Stockton, California lightweight picked up a highlight reel one-punch KO over Eduardo Reis in his first fight in the Stockton Arena in Stockton, California. The left hook left landed and put Reis to sleep for a solid minute before he could get to his feet. IBF light heavyweight world

Blue-chip lightweight prospect Gabriel Flores Jr. was one of the best amateurs in America, before signing a lucrative contract with boxing promoter Top Rank Inc, when he was sixteen years old. Since a young fighter, Flores Jr. has wanted to fight at the new arena in Stockton, California, the Stockton

Jose Uzcategui, the IBF super middleweight world champion, moved up to light heavyweight for a non-title bout while he awaits his first title defense, more than likely against Caleb Plant. He took care of business and won a clear unanimous decision against Ezequiel Maderna on Friday evening at the Oracle

IBF super middleweight champion José Uzcátegui, the power-punching boogeyman of the 168-pounders, will face Ezequiel Maderna in the 10-round, non-title main event on Friday, Sept. 28 at the Oracle Arena in Oakland, California. And, in the co-feature, Jerwin Ancajas, the world’s longest-reigning 115-pound world champion, is ready to add another defense

Jose Ramirez will finally get to defend his WBC super lightweight title in Fresno, CA as his first title defense will take place on September 14th against Antonio “Relentless” Orozco at the Save Mart Center. Ramirez hoped to defend his title on July 7th at the same venue, but his