Saturday, March 25th, Showtime PPV | 6 PM, Prelims on YouTube prior. On Saturday, a major pay-per-view match will occur as David Benavidez will face Caleb Plant, for Benavidez’s WBC interim super middleweight title, with the winner being mandatory for Canelo Alvarez. A lot is at stake, so let’s go

In a shocker, super lightweight Jose Marrufo (12-8-2 1KO) of Phoenix, Arizona upset local San Francisco-based prospect Willie Shaw (9-0 6KOs) in an eight-round main event from the San Mateo Events Center in San Mateo, Ca. The bout was close with a lot of swings rounds. Shaw landed the harder

Super lightweight Willie “The Thrill” Shaw (8-0 6KOs) will take on the toughest opponent of his career as he faces Mario Esparza (4-1-2 1KO) at the San Mateo Events Center in San Mateo, Ca on March 23rd as part of the Ambition Empire Promotional company based out of the Bay Area.

As first reported by Keith Idec of BoxingScene.com, Terence “Bud” Crawford might just have a new opponent and it is a southpaw represented by Al Haymon, but not, Errol Spence Jr., but rather Luis Collazo.   Crawford, who is in talks to make his second world title defense of his

The Nevada State Athletic Commission temporarily suspended Canelo Alvarez on Friday, seriously jeopardizing his fight with Gennady Golovkin. https://t.co/bUITkrJ6ph — SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) March 24, 2018 Canelo suspended! In the rare bit of boxing gossip that will fill this sheet, Saul “Canelo” Alvarez was temporarily suspended for two failed drug tests

Ryan Garcia headlines ESPN2, Thursday Ryan Garcia returns this Thursday against Fernando Vargas, no not the legend, but a fighter barring the same name, but not the same skillset. Garcia, Golden Boy Promotions overnight heartthrob who has a cult-like following that has his videos going viral within minutes, will be

Middleweight Jason Quigley (13-0 11KOs) did what most expected as he stopped Glen Tapia (23-4 15KOs) in the main event from Fantasy Springs Casino and Resort in Indio, CA for the first ESPN Golden Boy card for their two-year contractual obligation. Tapia had moderate success in the first round until