Teofimo Lopez must box smart, not brawl. Speed, distance, and counterpunching are his only paths against Rolly Romero’s power. Romero can be familiar in some stuff that Lopez might try ahead of the fight on Saturday night. He’d be advised well to. Some things Lopez might try in game plans; Teofimo Lopez is saying this […]

Both men have titles and legacies at stake. But Teofimo Lopez cannot afford another loss. Rolly can survive a defeat. Teo cannot. Rolly Romero is the champion at the end of the day but no one thought or expected him to defeat Ryan Garcia in the first place last year to get a title in

Teofimo Lopez beat Lomachenko in 2020—six years ago. Since then, he has lost twice and looked ordinary. That win no longer scares anyone, especially Rolly Romero. But Lopez has been bringing up the victory against Lomachenko ahead of the Rolly fight and is still trying to dine out on the fight. Sure, it had been

A decade of friendship and 23 years of boxing history culminate on August 22. Rolly Romero and Teofimo Lopez finally settle their rivalry in the ring. Both are definitely talkers and there has been much talk ahead of Saturday night, no doubt. But that counts for nothing of course, the first bell going does for

Once teammates and sparring partners, Rolly Romero and Teofimo Lopez shared a decade-long friendship. Now they fight for a welterweight title. This Saturday night in live boxing in Las Vegas sees them collide in the ring. But they had been the best of friends not long ago, some things to note on this; The friendship

Once defined by elusive speed and sharp reflexes, Tyson Fury has visibly declined. His comeback win over Makhmudov revealed a slower, more hittable fighter. With his punch resistance shot and his signature athleticism gone, he is finished at the elite heavyweight level. Fury is giving it the big one at the moment on social media

Carlos Adames’ 72% KO rate and dominant title defenses prove his Dominican power is elite. Yet the WBC middleweight champ remains boxing’s most underrated force. Carlos Adames’ 72% KO rate and dominant title defenses prove his Dominican power is elite. Yet a middleweight champ like him remains boxing’s most underrated force. His professional boxing record