Saturday, March 26th – 6 PM PST | Showtime Tim Tszyu vs. Terrell Gausha will headline Showtime this weekend and is the marquee bout of the week. Tszyu, the son of Kosta Tszyu is being groomed to be a star, as the big puncher, looks the part, but needs the

WBC Champion: Devin Haney WBA Champion: Rolando Romero/Ismael Barroso IBF Champion: Subriel Matias WBO Champion: Teofimo Lopez

Canelo Faces Bivol, But On DAZN PPV….? It is great to have Canelo Alvarez back, and against a serious opponent in Dmitry Bivol, that is exciting…what isn’t. DAZN, a boxing-based services that charges monthly or yearly for boxing content, with the concept of ending PPV for good, will put this

Listen To This Week’s Podcast Here Josh Taylor Returns  How To Watch: Saturday, February 26th, 11:00 AM PST – ESPN+ I wrote about Taylor this week on ITRBoxing – here is a little bit of my article read the full thing here. Basic Info: Josh Taylor has the ceiling of being the greatest

Basic Info: Josh Taylor has the ceiling of being the greatest British fighter, ever and is very similar to the plight of the current U.K. GOAT, Joe Calzaghe, often doubted, and but never defeated. The Scottish Taylor is a fighter, who was moved quickly and has already amassed a hall-of-fame

Jose Ramirez has accomplished a lot. He is an Olympian, a unified world champion at 140 lbs holding both the WBC and WBO world titles, and a ticket seller in his home region of Fresno, California. That being said misperceptions and great expectations will have his past fight with Viktor

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

In a World Boxing Super Series super lightweight quarterfinal, Josh Taylor (14-0, 12 KOs) cemented his status as super lightweight to watch with a seventh-round KO of Ryan “Bluechip” Martin (22-1, 12 KOs) on Saturday night at the SSE Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland. Taylor dominated the whole fight working mainly from

Shields down, but up Two-time Olympic Gold Medalist Claressa Shields (6-0, 2 KOs) won two world titles in her first bout at middleweight against Hanna Gabriels (18–2, 11 KOs) in a bout for the vacant IBF and WBA female middleweight world championships on Friday night at the at the Masonic

Claressa Shields [Showtime, Detroit, Friday, 7 PM PST] Claressa Shields is one of the best fighters in the world, but even with that being said has an uphill battle ahead of her as she is a woman in a male-dominated sport and also is fighting at a heavier weight, one