Ryan Garcia is at odds with Golden Boy Promotions yet again. The popular, unbeaten lightweight contender can’t help but wonder whether his promoters have the same confidence in him as Garcia has in himself. Garcia reportedly wants to fight Luke Campbell next for the WBC’s interim 135-pound championship, but he also has the option…
Former Africa Boxing Council professional middleweight champion Rayton Okwiri is keen to stage a good show in the world Olympic qualifiers in Paris, France, later this year. After he snubbed a chance offered by Kenya Professional Boxing Commission (KPBC) to take part in World Boxing Council fights to give preference to the 2020 Tokyo…
Ngozika Ekwelum, a former African Heavy Weight Boxing Champion, has been discharged from the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH) Enugu, after a successful treatment of cancer of the bladder.
Carlos Takam physically suffered more than he bargained for in taking a short-notice assignment, but one where his career will benefit moving forward. The 39-year Cameroonian heavyweight prevailed via unanimous decision over Jerry Forrest in their 10-round main event Thursday evening at MGM Grand Conference Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. Judge Max DeLuca…
Richard Commey is looking forward to an October return to the ring—if the current pandemic allows for it.
It’s official: Undefeated super featherweight and Azumah Nelson protégé Oluwaseun Joshua Wahab has signed with Streetwise Management.
Namibia’s leading boxing promoter Nestor Tobias strongly believes that with his academy’s renewed relationship with MTC, they will continue creating value and excellence with the ultimate aim of making Namibia the burrow of African boxing.
Simpiwe “V12” Vetyeka is living proof that when one door closes, another opens. His fruitful boxing career – which saw him become the first local boxer to unify titles in 2013 – came to an abrupt end in 2018 when he was hit by a passing vehicle while opening the door of his own…
Undefeated world title hopeful Issah Samir says he is ready to challenge Brit Felix Cash for the Commonwealth middleweight title after the Covid-19 pandemic.
Ghana’s Emmanuel “Gameboy” Tagoe believes his time has come. The WBO has ordered Tagoe, their third-ranked lightweight, to take on undefeated phenom Ryan Garcia, who is ranked number-two by the sanctioning body. On the line would be the WBO interim 135-pound world title. “Negotiations are ongoing and what I know is that…