Two former world champions in the welterweight fought to a draw as Victor Ortiz and Devon Alexander went back in forth in a crossroads fight at the Don Haskins Convention Center in El Paso, Texas. This writer had Devon Alexander ahead as Alexander seems to be a new fighter after

Photo: Juan Yepez/Premier Boxing Champions Tomorrow from the Don Haskins Center in El Paso, Texas, Premier Boxing Champions returns with a night of stacked fights that will be televised on FOX and Fox Sports 1. Weights listed below Devon Alexander 146.6 vs. Victor Ortiz 146.4 Caleb Plant 166.8 vs. Porky

Former world champions Victor Ortiz and Devon Alexander went face to face Thursday two days before they enter the ring for their Premier Boxing Champions on FOX and FOX Deportes main event showdown this Saturday, February 17 from Don Haskins Center on the UTEP campus in El Paso, Texas. Also in attendance at Thursday’s press conference were undefeated contender Caleb “Sweethands”

Former welterweight world champions Victor Ortiz and Devon Alexander showed off their skills at a media workout in El Paso Wednesday, as they prepare for their Saturday, February 17 showdown that headlines Premier Boxing Champions on FOX & FOX Deportes action from Don Haskins Center on the UTEP campus in El Paso, Texas. Also in attendance at

Fans can enjoy a six-fight boxing feast this Saturday as Premier Boxing Champions presents two shows on separate networks from two locations, showcasing matches in the welterweight and super middleweight divisions – two of the hottest divisions in the sport – on February 17. The evening will kick off with

Super middleweight David Benavidez (18-0 17KOs) cemented himself as a world title contender by defeating game veteran threat to all in the division Rogelio “Porky” Medina (37-8 31KOs) in the main event of a Premier Boxing Champions card from the Laredo Energy Arena in Laredo, Texas. Benavidez dropped Medina in

WBC super middleweight champion Badou Jack “The Ripper” (21-1-1, 12 KOs) retained his title, but not the way he wanted to as he fought to a twelve round draw against Lucian Bute (32-4, 25 KOs) on Saturday night at the DC Armory in Washington, DC. In a close fight that

SHOWTIME Sports on Friday announced seven live boxing telecasts over a 12-week span, a stacked lineup featuring nine world championship fights and 14 overall matches in boxing’s deepest and most exciting divisions. The full slate of programming will air on SHOWTIME as well as the first Prime Time boxing event on CBS

Super middleweight world champion James DeGale has a new mandatory challenger in Rogelio “Porky” Medina, better known as the guy who knocked out J’Leon Love. DeGale (22-1, 14 KOs) who made his first title defense against Lucian Bute on Nov. 28. Jose Uzcategui (24-1, 20 KOs) was the number one

Venue: State Farm Arena, Hidalgo, Texas Promoter: Warriors Boxing TV: CBS Jamie McDonnell 117.8 vs. Tomoki Kameda 117.8 (WBA regular featherweight title) Omar Figueroa Jr 141.5* vs. Ricky Burns 139.2 Austin Trout 157 vs. Luis Galarza 155.6 Porky Medina 169.8 vs. Samuel Miller 169.6 Steve Lovett 177 vs. Eric Watkins