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Terence Crawford is one of the best pound for pound boxers in the world today, as is Canelo Alvarez, but ahead of their fight there has been news. The two continue to train ahead of their massive fight on September 13th live on Netflix in a huge showdown for the sport. The bout will take […]

Terence Crawford is deep in preparation at the moment for his super fight with Canelo Alvarez live on Netflix on September 13th in Las Vegas. A fight at super-middleweight that sees the likes of Netflix, TKO Boxing, the WWE, the UFC and more promote and carry the mega sporting and commercial event for boxing. Crawford

Dmitry Bivol, the undisputed light-heavyweight champion of the world, is considering a move according to reports to a new weight class in boxing. Bivol has more or less conquered everything at 175 pounds. But not quite yet however. There is still a trilogy fight with Artur Beterbiev and also the other champion David Benavidez in

Teofimo Lopez and Shakur Stevenson are two of the most well known new young stars in the sport of boxing in America today. A fight may happen. There has been some back and forth recently on social media directly between the two boxers themselves. Although that is not always an inclination if a bout is

Andy Ruiz Jr hasn’t fought in some time now since 2024 due to a hand injury sustained in his last bout at the time against Jarrell Miller. The bout last year ended in a draw. It wasn’t his best fight but the injury didn’t help and since he has had to take time out due

Following his first round knockout over Dillian Whyte more and more big names in boxing continue to sing the praises of Moses Itauma in the UK. Recently he came in to his fight with Whyte in quiet form verbally but in the ring put on one of his best victories to date. He took out

Canelo Alvarez has brought in heavy hitters like Terence Crawford for his major fight shortly on Netflix in Las Vegas on September 13th. It is a fight that has captured the public’s imagination largely due to ‘Bud’ Crawford jumping up an entire two weight divisions in the contest. Something never attempted by a welterweight champion