Edgar Berlanga’s 16 first-round KOs are a distant memory. After getting dropped again in his comeback win over Butler, can he rediscover his aura, or is the power puncher now just an action fighter in decline? Could be. The Puerto Rican-American big hitter from NYC has had a shock to the system ever since that […]

After his first career knockout loss to David Benavidez, what’s next for Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez. From a potential rematch and a step up to heavyweight, to the looming possibility of retirement. There are options still for him, though. Immediate fights there for him if he is interested. Some notes on this on the Mexican cruiser

Boxer Emanuel Navarrete‘s non-stop pressure and chaotic volume punching make him one of the most exciting fighters in boxing. With fists flying from impossible angles and a chin to match, his relentless style guarantees entertainment — and that’s why he’ll always be a ticket-seller. The thirty-one-year-old Mexican super-featherweight is coming off a strong victory in

O’Shaquie Foster‘s elite distance control and defensive mastery make him a nightmare for anyone, but Shakur Stevenson is a completely different puzzle. Can Foster’s calculated approach solve boxing’s purest technician, or is Stevenson simply too sharp? He called Stevenson out lately after a big victory in the sport. Stevenson is flying high though in boxing

Teofimo Lopez is in a shocking mental state ahead of his welterweight title shot against Rolly Romero, openly admitting the Shakur Stevenson loss was a “mistake” he regrets. With self-doubt creeping in and family tension boiling over, Lopez looks primed to self-destruct on Saturday night. It is like he keeps talking bad to himself all

Teofimo Lopez has been training alongside Floyd Mayweather and mastering his legendary jump rope routines, but none of that will matter when he steps in the ring with Rolly Romero on Saturday. Here’s why all the Mayweather hype won’t help Lopez escape Romero’s power and pressure. First off, jump rope does not hit back. Second

There is something seriously up in David Benavidez at the moment, not once, but a second time lately he is looking at terrible opponents. The Arizona man and cruiser champion is coming off the back of his biggest victory in his career against Gilberto Ramirez by stoppage last time out in the ring. He essentially