Boxing News

Mexican boxing is on fire at the moment in terms of big stars breaking through in professional boxing. Aside from that even, the action in Mexico itself going on the last year or so during the world situation has gone on under the radar to many but excellent fights there as well. Mexico really is […]

Respected boxing trainer and pundit Teddy Atlas has been on the rampage in his own unique way again. As per usual on any notable weekend of big fights. A man never afraid to give his opinion. A passionate individual that shows in the quality of his work and genuine care for the sport and its

Miguel Berchelt suffered a heavy knockout defeat this weekend to new WBC world super-featherweight champion Oscar Valdez. These are the risks that these brave competitors take and the level of these risks should never be forgotten. Thankfully, the news has come back now that his CT scan was clean and he was released from hospital

There is perhaps no better trait exhibited in a human than admitting when they were wrong. Putting their pride (the deadliest sin of them all) away and holding their hands up if they made a mistake. Newark’s Shakur Stevenson this weekend did just that. Done so after witnessing his rival Oscar Valdez recording a win

Undefeated pound for pound rated Teofimo Lopez has been one of many fighters in boxing to have been taken back by this weekend’s big fight news. In that, the emergence of a new star in the sport well and truly ignited in none other than new Mexican world champion Oscar Valdez. A fast, smart, big

Renowned boxer Adrien Broner returned to action this weekend in a lackluster win on points. Indeed many felt opponent Santiago pushed him close. Certainly closer than some of the final scorecards suggested. Stand out prospect in the sport, Devin Haney said the following of the bout on social media afterwards: “Broner still sharp.” Followed by:

Another big weekend for undefeated American professional prospects in the sport of boxing. They are cutting through the sweet science thick and fast at the moment as the new generation in the sport takes over. 20-year-old super-featherweight Gabriel Flores Jr. had a fine win this weekend in his now intimately familiar surroundings of the MGM