Jake Paul vs. Tyron Woodley II Saturday, December 18th, 6 PM PST – Showtime PPV Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley will rematch in an 8-round cruiserweight bout that has been sprung upon us after Tommy Fury pulled out of the bout with an injury. Paul, having to work on the

Terence Crawford, the three-division world champion from Omaha, Nebraska, who started boxing at the age of seven, might have one of the underrated resumes in boxing, simply because, his career has taken place during a major change in boxing, both in how we watch from TV to streaming and in-terms

Josh Taylor now holds the WBA and IBF super-lightweight world titles after defeating the ever-popular Regis Prograis via majority decision at the 02 Arena in London, England. The bout was back and forth as both fighters showed their strengths and weaknesses in this bout. In the end, it seems that

Errol Spence is SOLID IBF welterweight champion Errol Spence Jr made his second title defense of his title in his home state of Texas, Frisco, Texas to be exact against Carlos Ocampo, whom he stopped in one round. It doesn’t take a boxing genius to understand Spence Jr’s nickname, “The

Ricky Burns will face unbeaten Namibian Julius Indongo for the WBA and IBF World Super-Lightweight titles in a massive unification clash at the SSE Hydro in Glasgow on April 15, live on Sky Sports.   Burns became a three-weight World champion when he won the WBA strap with an eighth-round

WBA super lightweight world champion Ricky Burns (41-5-1, 14 KOs) retained his world title with a hotly debated decision over Kiryl Relikh (21-1, 19 KOs) on Friday night at the SSE Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland. Relikh seemingly controlled a majority of the rounds yet was not given credit for it as

Brooklyn’s own Paulie Malignaggi (36-7 7KOs) successfully defended his Brooklyn belt in the place he won originally, the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, as he defeated fellow Brooklyn native, Gabriel Bracero (24-3 5KOs) which headlined the Showtime Extreme card that lead into the Showtime Championship Boxing card. The bout

Super lightweight Ricky Burns (40-5-1, 14 KOs) is now a three division world champion as he stopped Michele Di Rocco (40-2-1, 18 KOs)in the fifth round on Saturday night at the SSE Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland. Burns won the WBA title that Adrien Broner lost on the scales. .

In a WBC lightweight eliminator, 2012 Olympic gold medalist Luke Campbell (12-0, 10 KOs) scored a tenth round KO over hometown kid Tommy Coyle (21-3, 12 KOs) on Saturday night at the KC Lightstream Stadium in Hull, England. Campbell dropped the game Coyle with a body shot in round two,

Luke Campbell 134.3 vs. Tommy Coyle 134 (WBC lightweight eliminator) Brian Rose 157* vs. Carson Jones 157.5 Ricky Burns 138 vs. Prince Ofotsu 137.5 Dillian Whyte 250 vs. Irineu Costa 261.75 Martin J Ward 129.5 vs. Sergio Blanco 129.4   *Rose weighed 159 the first time, 1 lb over the