Zepeda Returns. After one of the biggest pay-per-views of the year, we were originally set to be treated to a great follow-up bout – until Vergil Ortiz Jr., had to withdraw from his world title fight with current champion Eimantas Stanionis. In its place now is a lightweight contender bout

After a quiet week of boxing last week, the sport is back with a slew of marquee events this weekend. Vasyl Lomachenko and Robeisy Ramirez return on Top Rank’s card, Katie Taylor and JoJo Diaz headline separate DAZN cards, and Jake Paul also headlines another Showtime PPV against his toughest

After a few major lightweight fights, we’re starting to see the lightweight division at the top take shape, as it appears clear to me Devin Haney is the best, but now let’s look at the best and the contenders that I currently see in the division. 01. Devin Haney He

Jaime Munguia improved his record up to 39-0, 31 KOs with an impressive third round stoppage over previously undefeated D’Mitrius Ballard in Mexico. The fight was quite uneventful until the third round when Munguia unleashed some big power shots that visibly got the attention of Ballard. Moments later he was

Photo: Lawrence Lustig / BOXXER Kell Brook Gets His Win Former welterweight world champion Kell Brook waited his whole career for this moment, and he got it – as he stopped Amir Khan in front of a sold-out arena, and Khan’s new trainer Brian “BoMac” McIntyre as well.  To sum

Jaron “Boots” Ennis is something special. Rarely do we get generational fighter, but “Boots” feels like a fighter that only comes along every so often – a legend. Ennis is signed to Cameron Dunkin, and though some boxing nerds feel that he needs to “choose a promoter” to get a

David Benavidez Ready For Canelo? We have two types of fans in such a divided world after Saturday night, those who see David Benavidez as one of the most exciting Mexican-American action fighters in recent memory, and those who scoff at the idea he even belongs in the conversation of

David Benavidez vs. Kyrone Davis. Saturday, November 13th, 6 PM PST – network: Showtime One week after Canelo Alvarez unified the entire super middleweight division, the former WBC super-middleweight world champion who lost his title due to a recreational drug suspension for cocaine, is back facing late-replacement Kyrone “Shut It

Prefer A Podcast? Listen to our show here. The McGregor Era Is Over It sure was fun, but as we now start to move on (slightly) from the COVID-19 pandemic, and into a new decade, familiar faces of our Saturday night fight entertainment naturally fade away, and so it is,

“Zurdo” Returns With Golden Boy, Wants Bivol Former WBO super middleweight world champion Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez defeated Sullivan Barrera, via a fourth-round knockout. Ramirez dropped Barrera, multiple times to the body before stopping him in the fourth. The bout showed two things, Ramirez has improved in his time away from