Chadda, a/k/a Cornelio Phipps, might be easy to overlook. He is a professional winner, but not always a show-stealer. Undefeated in American tournaments since 2018, with over a hundred amateur fights, and double-digit national title wins, Phipps has the pedigree for greatness. Now is the time we show a bit

May 29th, Carson, CA – Nonito Donaire (41-6, 27 KOs), is now a nine-time world champion, as the man who one day will be in the hall-of-fame knocked out WBC bantamweight world champion, Nordine Oubaali (17-1, 12 KOs), in main event of a fight being held at the Dignity Health

Chris Van Heerden could’ve stayed in South Africa and been a star in luxury and comfort – but that was of no interest. For the past half-a-decade, Van Heerden has been in the L.A.-area training at the Wild Card Boxing Club, and then Churchill Boxing Club, formally known as Wild

Former amateur stand-out Paul Kroll (7-0, ), a welterweight out of Philadelphia, PA, will return to the ring this weekend, on Saturday, October 3rd, 2020, on FS1, against Lucas Santamaria (11-1, 7KOs), as Kroll will get his first intriguing bout as a professional, and hopefully pole-vault his career to the

This year sucks. Yeah, I said it 2020 sucks. Another gut-punch hit us today as Brother Nazim Richardson, one of the pillars of the Philadelphia boxing community as the man who first took his son’s, Rock and Tiger Allen, to the Happy Hollow Recreation Gym in Germantown, Richardson was a

What a weird week for Top Rank.  Carl Frampton, a former featherweight world champion, who had two fantastic bouts with Leo Santa Cruz, suffered broken bones from a freak injury in the hotel lobby while having coffee on fight week, Monday to be exact. One man’s loss is another’s gain,

#AndTheNew Boxing, not unlike life, one setback, and things just seem different. Philadelphia’s Julian “J-Rock” Williams was viewed as one of the most promising 154 lbers in the world, but after a knockout loss to Jermall Charlo in 2016, it seemed as though his story might be one of “what-if”

Farmer defends title at home IBF super featherweight world champion Tevin Farmer (29-4-1 6KOs) was forced to dig deep in his hometown title defense against a game Jono Carroll (16-1-1 3KOs) in a main event bout from The Liacouras Center in Philadelphia, Pa, on a card promoted by Matchroom USA,

The Nail and the Mean Machine are ready for their South Philly close-up. WBC and lineal light heavyweight champion Oleksandr “The Nail” Gvozdyk will make the first defense of his world title against Doudou Ngumbu on Saturday, March 30 at the 2300 Arena. In the 10-round co-feature, Gvozdyk’s stablemate, top

IBF super featherweight world champion Tevin Farmer is one of boxing’s most unlikely stories. Farmer, a journeyman boxer, who seemed destined to be fodder for prospects has revived his career into that of a world title run and a rumored high-paying four-fight contract on DAZN that makes him one of