Newark’s Shakur Stevenson impressed again this weekend with a fine showing over Joet Gonzalez in Reno. The 22-year southpaw featherweight looks like he is really starting to settle down into the professional ranks now. He looks to be bringing his polished amateur pedigree and skills more and more into the paid game each time he […]

Scotland’s Josh Taylor added another notch to his professional resume last night with a hard fought majority decision win over previously unbeaten American Regis Prograis at London’s 02 Arena. A fight that saw him add both titles and win the Muhammad Ali trophy following his World Boxing Super Series final triumph. Going into the fight

23-year-old Conor Benn returned to action tonight to kick off the pay per view event taking place in London, England. Son of famed super-middleweight champion Nigel Benn (who was ringside), it was the first time Benn had boxed since topping his first bill last time out at the iconic York Yall. Benn took on late

Filipino boxing legend Manny ‘Pacman’ Pacquiao has been on a great run in the sport lately. Even at his advanced years. After an entertaining bout last night where Shawn Porter pushed undefeated and now WBC and IBF welterweight champion Errol Spence all the way in a close split decision win for the Texan, a logical

When it comes to finding two nicer or more genuine guys in the brutal and ruthless sport of professional boxing, you’d be hard pressed to find two better people than Errol Spence and Shawn Porter in truth. Two fighters who always do the talking in the ring with their fists and gentlemen outside of it.

Errol Spence Jr unified the WBC and IBF welterweight titles tonight but was made to fight hard to do so by a super game Shawn Porter who pushed him to a split decision at the Staples Center. Coming into the fight Spence was heavily favored to win the bout and many viewed him as an