Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez is now a two-division world champion as he claimed the vacant WBO flyweight crown with a twelve-round unanimous decision over Cristian Gonzalez. The bout was competitive and Bam took a bit more damage than expected but came away with the end goal of being a world champion.

Want more columns like this subscribe to my newsletter here. Shakur is Now A Lightweight The best fight of the week or most notable one will see two-division world champion, Shakur Stevenson taking on Japan’s Shuichiro Yoshino, with the WBC lightweight #1 contender spot on the line. Stevenson is trending

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

The modern boy wonder, and I am not talking about Robin, Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez, has vaulted into the position of becoming the fighter of the year, depending on how things play out, as well as a modern legend in the sport, after his most recent highlight-reel technical knockout win on

pod YouTube ProBoxTV Saturday, June 25th, 6 PM | DAZN Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez will face former world champion Srisaket Sor Rungvisai, as Rodriguez looks to make the first defense of his WBC junior bantamweight title. Rodriguez is a beloved lower-weight fighter, fighting out of Robert Garcia’s gym in Riverside, California. 

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’ve covered the major promoters, but now we decided to list the ten fighters signed to promoters or promotions that do not get the same exposure as the major four promoters of, Top Rank, PBC, Golden Boy, and Matchroom. Here are the the top-10 fighters to watch in this category.

Here the live undercard results for the Wilder vs. Fury heavyweight title fight at Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, the main card begins at 6 PM PST, on Showtime pay-per-view. Heavyweight Chris Arreola as well as a title fight for the vacant IBF minimumweight tile fight between two unbeaten fighters

HATE READING? WELL YOU CAN LISTEN TO THE PODCAST HERE OR YOUTUBE BELOW Golovkin wins, No Canelo? A post shared by Gennady Golovkin | GGG (@gggboxing) on May 6, 2018 at 3:14pm PDT Gennady Golovkin stopped junior middleweight Vanes Martirosyan for his twentieth defense of the middleweight title. Golovkin’s era

HATE READING, BUT YOU CLICKED THE LINK? – WELL LISTEN TO THE WEEKLY PODCAST HERE Golovkin vs. Vanes [Carson, CA – HBO, Saturday, May 5th] Check out the full video on my YouTube channel @gggboxing A post shared by Gennady Golovkin | GGG (@gggboxing) on May 2, 2018 at 11:43am