Usyk vacated, but heavyweights are booming. New champs, and rising stars like Itauma make 2026 must-see. Only a short time ago today in Australia from Australian Teremoana over American Demetrius Andrade, boxing spectators again got treated to the division being explosive, concussive, more than any other. A devastating second round knockout a short time ago […]

After knocking out American DeAndre Savage in two rounds, Australian heavyweight Teremoana Teremoana (12-0, 12 KOs) must sharpen his jab, defense, footwork, and gas tank before facing elite competition like Frank Sanchez or Daniel Dubois. He did very impressive today in knocking out American Deandre Savage but he needs to be careful moving on after

After stopping American DeAndre Savage in two rounds, Australian heavyweight Teremoana Teremoana (12-0, 12 KOs) has options. He impressed again in boxing today in tremendous knockout fashion, a second round knockout against Deandre Savage moments ago. Some possible opponents for him next; There are names above but there are other prospects and contenders coming through

Aussie heavyweight Teremoana knocks out American DeAndre Savage in round two, moving to 12-0 with 12 KOs. The Olympian now eyes a spot on the Fury-Joshua undercard. A savage victory again today for the big hitter from Australia against American Savage, pardon the pun. Here are some notes from a short time ago in Australia;

Teofimo Lopez has regressed since beating Lomachenko. Flat footwork, a weak jab, low punch volume, and no Plan B had been exposing him at 140 pounds. He takes on another big name US boxer Rolly Romero but this time up at 147 pounds. Maybe the move in division might help him. Some things to jot

From turning down career-high paydays to demanding impossible catchweights, Keyshawn Davis and Shakur Stevenson are letting questionable choices derail their immense talent. Shakur Stevenson passed on a Devin Haney fight at 144 pounds recently but he claimed the opposite. Davis then had left an offer on the table from Haney, again, as it happens. Strange

Crawford claims Pacquiao ducked him, but the facts say otherwise. From Roach’s protection strategy to promotional politics, here is why Pacquiao has the stronger argument. First off, it is a big call by him. Pacman fought everyone in his time and sure, so did Bud of the US, but he never fought Floyd did he.