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Brandun Lee’s 82% knockout ratio and devastating right hand make him a perpetual early-finish threat–but his power is most lethal when his precision, timing, and aggressive instincts align perfectly. He has not been that active though in recent years, has the twenty-seven-year-old American Lee. That said, he got back in the ring in June just […]

Rolly Romero’s awkward, unpredictable style makes him a nightmare to prepare for, but the former champion has fought just once in two years–can he shake the rust against Teofimo Lopez? He has not fought since May of last year at this point. In his victory to get the title the American currently holds at 147

Teofimo Lopez aims to become a three-division champion against Rolly Romero on August 22, but after a one-sided loss to Shakur Stevenson, questions linger about whether he can truly rebound. It is the big fight on Saturday night in Lopez vs Romero but those Shakur Stevenson demons are still fresh in the mind of Lopez.

Jose Ramirez embodies the relentless California fighting style–high-volume punching, pressure, and a never-stop-throwing mentality that wears opponents down. California might be in turmoil as a State in the US but it still churns out top notch professional boxers and sometimes great boxing cards year in, year out. That shall never change, especially as boxing as

Richard Schaefer was named CEO of Mayweather Promotions in 2024, then went silent. He secretly re-emerged as the mastermind behind Canelo Alvarez’s billion-dollar empire. So Canelo claims at least. But Floyd has gone into a state of oblivion in boxing and life this year so not much is happening at that promotional company any more.

Undefeated former champion Richardson Hitchins vacated his title, signed with Zuffa Boxing, and is now chasing the biggest names at 147–Haney, Garcia, and Davis. He has improved a lot recently and keeps impressing in the ring. He is 21-0-18 KO at the moment, some notes on the US rising star on the above; He defeated

The hype around Curmel Moton is real, but so are the red flags–missed weight, suspension and veteran critics warning his prodigious talent is being rushed straight into a learning curve he may not be ready for. This happens in many young American athletes at times, not just professional boxers. He had been the Floyd protege