Jake Paul Returns to Saudi. Sunday, February 26th, 8 AM PST | ESPN+ PPV Whether fight fans want to believe it or not Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury at some form of a cruiserweight limit will be the marquee a-list fight of the weekend, as the YouTuber turned pro boxer,

Heavyweight Jarrell “Big Baby” Miller (23-0-1, 20 KOs) did what he was suppose to do against Bogdan Dinu (18-1, 14 KOs) on Saturday night at the Kansas Star Arena in Mulvane, Kansas. Miller came in 78 pounds heavier than his opponent and did what he always does, walks forward applies pressure and

Badou deserves praise, Stevenson at the end In probably the most interesting bout of the weekend, Badou Jack fought to a twelve round draw with Adonis Stevenson in which Stevenson retained his WBC light heavyweight title despite essentially losing six straight rounds after a solid start. Jack, who lost essentially

Tomorrow from the Kansas Star Casino in Mulvane, Kansas, KO Night Boxing LLC presents 2012 Olympic bronze medalist Nico Hernandez fights for the IBA flyweight title in the main event. Nico Hernandez 112 vs. Szilveszter Kanalas 110.8 Andrey Afonin 225.4 vs. Pedro Rodriguez 245.8 Oleksandr Teslenko 216.8 vs. Terrance Marba 214.4

Stevenson vs Badou Jack [SHOWTIME, Saturday, 10 PM EST] Adonis Stevenson has one of the most unlikable pasts and presents in the sport of boxing from his conviction of being a pimp as well as essentially being named fighter of the year in 2013 and then going on to fight

The idea for this monthly article will be to feature and spotlight talent who are either not signed to a major promoter or not getting much television attention and with a smaller promoter. The goal though is to focus more so on unsigned talent to help readership follow some exciting

Lukie and ITRBoxing.com friend, Naota did a podcast this afternoon about everything related to The Olympic boxing for the 2016 games in Rio.   Hear their thoughts on Shakur Stevenson, Nico Hernandez getting bronze, Charles Conwell, Gary Antuanne Russell and more For a direct link click here  

The great start for Team USA Boxing is over as Friday was bitter sweat for the Olympic squad. For starters, Nico Hernandez lost in the semi-finals to Hasanboy Dusmatov of Uzbekistan in a close, but somewhat clear fight to score that was very high level. Though some thought Hernandez won, the feeling

Team USA Boxing is continuing it’s amazing run as light flyweight Nico Hernandez of Kansas will at least earn a bronze medal after defeating Carlos Eduardo Quipo Pilataxi on Wednesday. Hernandez lost the first round, but rallied back to win the next two to win the decision. Hernandez will face Hasanboy

Team USA Update: In what has been a great outing so far for Team USA Boxing, middleweight Charles Conwell will hold the nasty distinction of being the first 2016 U.S. Olympian to lose India’s Krishan Vikas  2-1 on all three cards. Conwell looked a bit sloppy and unable to adjust