NEW YORK (Oct. 29, 2022) — With a potential undisputed lightweight title showdown on the line, former three-weight world champion Vasiliy “Loma” Lomachenko had to dig deep. While it wasn’t the dominant performance many expected, Lomachenko rallied in the late rounds to edge Jamaine “The Technician” Ortiz (16-1-1, 8 KOs) by unanimous decision (115-113, 116-112 and 117-111)

Saturday, June 18 ESPN | 7 PM PST | 3 PM PST (ESPN+ Undercard) We are close to yet another undisputed champion in the sport as three of the four light heavyweight world titles will be on the line as Artur Beterbiev fights Joe Smith Jr. for the WBC, WBO

Link To My Podcast This Week I was featured as a guest on this podcast check it out. photo: Mikey Williams / Top Rank Inc Joe Smith Jr. Stops Steve Geffrard In Nine WBO light heavyweight world champion Joe Smith Jr. made his world title defense against eight days notice opponent

Notable Performances Men’s Middleweight Oleksandr Khyzhniak (UKR) defeated Yuito Moriwaki (JPN) – Khyzhniak will be labeled a good amateur boxer with the assumption he is a backfoot fighter by boxing writers. Though Khyzhniak is a fantastic amateur boxer, it is based on volume and power and not nearly as much as

Early Olympics Observations Imam Khataev, light heavyweight, Khataev gave his opponent five standing eight counts en route to stopping him with two standing-eight counts in the first round, as well as one more in the second round as well as two in the third round. Khataev is one of the

Notable Fighters Men’s Flyweight Yuberjen Martínez (COL) defeated Rajab Mahommed (BOT) – Martinez has a high work, puts forth a lot of pressure, and is just all-around solid as he outclassed Mahommed. Martinez is in the type of volume puncher fans of the lower weights tend to fall in love

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This is a preview of the 2020 Olympics in the sport of boxing taking place in the Summer of 2021, by your boy Lukie. Men’s Boxing Super Heavyweight Favorites: Bakhodir Jalolov (Uzbekistan), Richard Torrez Jr. (United States) Bakhodir Jalolov is a resounding favorite as he is undefeated as a professional

With the qualifications for Olympic boxing no longer happening in the Americas, below are the set Olympic team from the United States looking to bring back a gold medal. Sadly, the following fighters, Anthony Herrera (men’s flyweight), Bruce Carrington (men’s featherweight), Charlie Sheehy (men’s lightweight), Joseph Hicks (men’s middleweight), Rahim

Don’t like to read check out the podcast with similar info here Shakur Stevenson wins a form of the 130 lbs world title Shakur Stevenson defeated WBO junior lightweight mandatory opponent, Jeremiah Nakathila for the WBO super featherweight interim world title, on Saturday from Las Vegas, Nevada. The bout was