NEW YORK (April 10, 2018) – SHOWTIME Sports added two featherweight bouts to its robust boxing schedule with two high-stakes matchups from the U.K. streaming live on SHOWTIME Sports social media platforms, free to boxing fans in the U.S.
After bouncing back from consecutive, controversial split decision defeats, Richard Commey is looking ahead to securing another crack at a world lightweight title in 2018.
A bodyguard for Floyd Mayweather was shot Monday morning after the former professional boxer’s SUV caravan pulled up to an upscale Buckhead hotel.
Psychology student Sinethemba Blom out-thought and then brained his taller opponent to win his 64kg boxing bout and advance to the last eight Commonwealth Games on Sunday afternoon.
Simpiwe Vetyeka made a stunning return to the win column, knocking out Thompson Mokwana in the eighth round at the Orient Theatre in East London on Friday night to win the vacant WBO Africa lightweight title.
Namibia’s Jonas Junias Jonas moved into the quarterfinals of the light welterweight category at the Commonwealth Games on Sunday with a stunning third round knockout of Valentin Kondakov of Samoa.
Nigeria’s Itunu Oriola was outclassed by hosts Australia’s Kaye Scott in the women’s welterweight class at Sunday’s 2018 Commonwealth Games.
Ghana’s Patrick Allotey is now the new WBO Africa super welterweight champion after stopping the overmatched Frank Dodzi in round six on Saturday night at Accra’s Bukom Boxing Arena.
Jessie Lartey defied the odds to overcome the tough challenge of Louis Macharno Colin of Mauritius to emerge winner of their round of 16 light welterweight cliffhanger at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Australia on Sunday.
WINDHOEK – Namibia’s Matias Hamunyela lost to Kenya’s Shaffi Hassana on Friday at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Queensland, Australia. The bout was held in the men’s 46-49 kg category. Hassana won 3-2 in the Round of 16 after three rounds of boxing.