Your one-stop guide to all the boxing and MMA that is on television this weekend, with times, networks, and realistic breakdowns of fights. The Olympics Are In The Medal Rounds Instead of sending a detailed schedule of the Olympic matches in boxing, I will simply say the Olympic bouts are

Devin Haney vs. Jorge Linares How To Watch: Saturday, May 22nd, Mandalay Bay Events Center, Las Vegas, Nevada. Tickets: https://mandalaybay.mgmresorts.com/en/entertainment/haney-vs-linares.html Network: DAZN Devin Haney checks all the boxes to be a star in the sport of boxing. Haney is young, 22-years-old, surrounded by celebs from Floyd Mayweather to rappers such

The two-time Mexican Olympian Oscar Valdez has been pro for a little over eight-years and not once been the underdog, until tonight. The former WBO featherweight world champion, Valdez, who made five successful defenses of his world title, before vacating and moving up in weight will face Miguel Berchelt, a

O’Shaquie Foster (17-2, 10 KOs), has a rather unassuming record with two losses that glare out any knowledgeable fight fan, as the Texas native who is trained by Bobby Benton, the same coach of famed 140 lbs fighter, Regis Prograis, as Foster preps for a ten-round main event fight against

Teofimo Lopez and his father, Teofimo Lopez Sr., more affectionately referred to as “Junior” Lopez, have been lifelong underdogs. The two have faced obstacles at each step of their journey and never once been derailed through their bond and friendship, and most importantly dreams as the father-and-son duo continues to make

Beterbiev vs. Gzovdyk tonight on ESPN at 7 PM PST Two of the most decorated current light heavyweights will face each other and unify two of the four major world titles in their respective division tonight at the Liacouras Center, Philadelphia, Pa, and broadcast nationally on ESPN. So who are

Undefeated WBO super middleweight champion Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez (38-0, 25 KOs) and No. 1 contender Jesse “Hollywood” Hart (25-1, 21 KOs) have been here before. The two fought in September of last year, with Ramirez prevailing via tight unanimous decision. The two will renew acquaintances Friday evening at the American Bank

ESPN (9 PM PST) • Maurice Hooker 140 lbs vs. Alex Saucedo 139.4 lbs (Hooker’s WBO Junior Welterweight world title – 12 Rounds)   ESPN+ (3:30 p.m. PST) • Egidijus Kavaliauskas 146.6 lbs vs. Roberto Arriaza 146.8 lbs (Kavaliauskas’ NABF and Arriaza’s WBO Inter-Continental Welterweight titles – 10 Rounds) • Cletus Seldin 141.4 lbs vs. Nelson Lara 142.4 lbs (Super Lightweight – 10 Rounds) •Jonathan Guzman 122.6 lbs vs. Roberto Castaneda 122.8 lbs (Super Bantamweight – 10 Rounds) Albert Bell 132.4 lbs

On Saturday, July 7th, from the Save Mart Center in Fresno, CA, WBC super lightweight world champion Jose Ramirez will make his first title defense against #15 ranked in the WBC rankings, Danny O’Connor, in his voluntary title defense after winning his title in March at Madison Square Garden in New

Start Time: 9 p.m. EST, 6PM PST Price: $89.95 (SD) and $99.95 (HD) Venue: MGM Grand, Garden Arena, Las Vegas, NV Tickets: click here The card will start at 9PM EST/6PM PST with a two fight undercard before the main event of the WBC, WBO and WBA welterweight unification bout between