Yesterday I brought to you Errol Spence’s top five knockout victories, and today it is time to share the top five victories of Terence “Bud” Crawford. Crawford is a three-division champion and was the undisputed ruler of the 140lb division before moving up to welterweight. If he is victorious against

Showtime Main Event: Danny Garcia (36-3, 21 KOs) vs Jose Benavidez Jr (27-1-1, 18 KOs) Former two-division champion Danny Garcia makes his highly anticipated return to the ring this Saturday at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. Barclays has became a second home for Garcia, as he makes his

The Thurman Legacy Thurman faces Mario Barrios Saturday, February 5th, 2022, on PPV starting at 6 PM PST click here to buy For many, they probably don’t remember the Keith Thurman saga, as it is playing out like Joel Embiid in the NBA currently. A talented fighter, who in his

Rarely is the lasting image of a trilogy the best one, and even more so, is it the one we will talk about to define the series, but not unlike an episodic TV program on a subscription service, Fury vs. Wilder got better over time, and didn’t fizzle out.  The

Shawn Porter might be one of the biggest triumph stories in the past decade, yet not unlike Oscar De La Hoya or Miguel Cotto, Porter never won his career defining fight, but that will stop him from being viewed as one of the great welterweights of his era, at least

Crawford Stops Porter @lukieboxing’s weekly boxing column. new-and-imrpoved. To top a PPV for the third time, Terence Crawford finally found what he was looking for, iconic words he once also uttered to “Hammerin’” Hank Lundy in their fight as well, as Crawford got a technical knockout win over Shawn Porter

Crawford vs. Porter  Saturday, November 20th, ESPN+ PPV, 6 PM PST A battle of evenly matched welterweights, as a career welterweight, who fought as a middleweight in the amateurs, Shawn Porter, welcomes, the undefeated generational great Terence Crawford, who is a top-3 pound-for-pound fighter in the world, this Saturday on

Errol Spence Jr. is one of the stars of boxing, point blank period. As I sat in a movie theater watching the fight last night, I looked around and saw very few week-to-week fight fans, but rather fans of Errol Spence Jr., and/or the PBC universe. It was the rare

“Showtime” Shawn Porter made the first defense of his WBC welterweight world title over Yordenis Ugas in a primetime bout on FOX, taking place at the Dignity Health Sports Park (formally the StubHub Center). The bout was close as the result of split decision showed. Porter for the second fight

I have written about Shawn Porter a lot (in fact I wrote a piece about how for the now-defunct upstart BroJackson.com, that is no longer online). I really respect Shawn Porter, especially his work ethic. His fight might not always be pretty, but they’re tough and boxing is a tough