Undefeated former world champion David “El Bandera Roja” Benavidez and exciting veteran contenders Josesito “The Riverside Rocky” Lopez and John Molina Jr. all took part in a Los Angeles media workout on Thursday as they near their respective showdowns Saturday, September 28 as part of the FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View headlined by Errol Spence Jr.…
Undefeated former champion Brian Carlos Castaño will battle exciting veteran contender Wale “Lucky Boy” Omotoso in a 10-round super welterweight showdown that headlines FS1 PBC Fight Night and on FOX Deportes Saturday, November 2 from MGM National Harbor in Maryland.
Shawn Porter feels there will be more at stake when he encounters Errol Spence Jr. than two welterweight titles.
Ghanaian boxer Patrick Allotey was taken to the hospital for a check-up after he was knockout in a boxing bout against Mexican opponent Jaime Munguia on Saturday in California.
West African Boxing Union (WABU) welterweight champion, Rilwan ‘Baby Face’ Babatunde, and national super featherweight champion, Ridwan ‘Scorpion’ Oyekola, have promised to return to the ring in an explosive fashion at GOtv Boxing Night 20, scheduled to hold on October 12.
REHOBOTH’s first boxing tournament on Saturday was a huge success as several hundred fans packed the Hermanus van Wyk Hall to cheer the pugilists on.
The story is a familiar one. The father of a young boy has a love for boxing or some experience in the ring himself and decides to take his son to the local gym, where the seeds of success are planted.
West African Boxing Union (WABU) lightweight champion, Rilwan ‘Real One’ Oladosu, has launched a fresh verbal attack on Oto ‘Joe Boy’ Joseph, the African Boxing Union (ABU) lightweight champion, ahead of their 12 October ABU title bout at GOtv Boxing Night 20.
Frank Warren, the lead promoter for heavyweight contender Tyson Fury, admits that a proposed rematch with WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder could be delayed as a result of two severe cuts that were sustained during Saturday’s win over Otto Wallin in Las Vegas.
Billy Walsh knew he was taking on a big task when he left Ireland to try and revive the United States as an Olympic boxing power, but four years into the job and 11 months away from the Tokyo Games things may be starting to turning for the better.