I have experimented with the idea of a column that would make sense of the weekend, explain storylines as well as streaming options and now feel compelled to try it once again. So, for as long as it lasts here it is.   Ray Beltran fights for a world title Ray

There will be a lot on the line this Friday, February 16th, when Mexican world title contender Ray Beltran faces former world champ Paulus Moses at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno, Nevada. Beltran and Moses will battle for the vacant World Boxing Organization(WBO) lightweight title, but for Beltran, this fight means way more than that. He will also be

World championship boxing returns the “Biggest Little City in the World,” Reno Nevada!  No. 1 world-rated lightweight contender RAY “Sugar” BELTRAN, fighting for his first world championship belt and his green card to stay in the U.S. with his family, will headline an all-action card on Friday, February 16,  in the Grand Sierra Resort’s

The biggest fight to end the year, Vasyl Lomachenko vs. Casey Ramos, just got some added support as Christoper Diaz is moving up to 130 lbs. to fight Casey Ramos, who is on a brief winning streak after losing to Andy Vences for a version of the WBC title. This

Tomorrow night at Madison Square Garden, WBC and WBO super lightweight champion Terence Crawford will face his toughest opponent, seemingly, yet as he faces Felix Diaz at Madison Square Garden in New York City, New York. The card which is promoted by Top Rank Inc., begins its HBO telecast with

Next Saturday, Top Rank Inc. returns with a stacked card stemming from the StubHub Center in Carson, CA which can also be watched at your house on pay-per-view. The card which is headlined by WBO featherweight champion Oscar Valdez taking on tough and rugged power puncher Miguel Marriaga in the

WBO World featherweight titleholder Oscar Valdez will defend his belt against mandatory challenger Miguel Marriaga on Apr. 22 at the Stubhub Center in Carson, CA on Top Rank Pay-Per-View. The undercard will feature Gilberto Ramirez defending his WBO super middleweight title against Maxsim Bursak, WBO junior featherweight champion Jessie Magdaleno

It's official! @ShakurStevenson is headed to the FINALS after a walkover by Vladimir Nikitin! ?? pic.twitter.com/qSfPp1RcYO — USA Boxing (@USABoxing) August 18, 2016 Bantamweight Shakur Stevenson is now in the finals after shamed boxer, Vladimir Nikitin of Russia pulled out of the Olympics due to injury. Nikitin, who most feel lost

Women’s middleweight Claressa Shields picked up a victory today to help USA Boxing pick up it’s third medal for team USA. Shields, who was less mobile then the 2012 Olympic Games still easily defeated Yaroslava Yakushina of Russia, but appeared to be more content to sit on her back foot and

Shakur Stevenson became the second member of TEAM USA boxing to win a medal as he defeated Erdenebat Tsendbaatar in the bantamweight quarterfinals. Stevenson becomes the second member of Team USA to gain a medal as Nico Hernandez gained a bronze last week. Shakur Stevenson meets Vladimir Nikitin in the semi-finals