Boxing as it often does creates wild crazy over night success stories and tonight was Hamzah Sheeraz night for that in boxing. Many thought going into the fight home town American fighter Edgar Berlanga would win in New York fighting in his home town of New York. The UK’s Hamzah Sheeraz like we and many […]

The one and only Fat Joe is in the house tonight in Queens New York on a big weekend for boxing and the people of New York as well. Boxing and New York have a long rich history and now that the Garden is back, the Barclays Centre is on fire, Queens is getting in

Shakur Stevenson had the biggest victory of his boxing career tonight in Queens New York and put on a clinic at times of boxing. Boxing is the art of hitting and not getting hit, and being exciting and doing so, to sell tickets — that’s professional boxing — the hurt business — the beating people

Greatness prevailed tonight as Shakur Stevenson put on one of the great boxing performances of his career against one of Mexico’s best boxers. William Zepeda trained like a lunatic for tonight and was ready and was relentless but he just ran into a future all time great in the making. New Jersey’s Shakur Stevenson like

Shakur Stevenson reacted to his big win a short time ago in New York the biggest win of his fight career in boxing so far. He went into the fire with a man who was at his best and unbeaten in well over 30 fights before tonight as a professional. Stevenson took him into deep

AND STILL… Shakur Stevenson defended his world title tonight against his most dangerous opponent so far in his fight career. Mexico’s undefeated William Zepeda had much more pro fights and was unbeaten in over 31 pro fights before tonight. The Moment Shakur Stevenson Defeats Zepeda Stevenson beat him on points via UD a short time

Claressa Shields the greatest women’s boxer that ever lived, and only welterweight and heavyweight champion in women’s history, is going off. Going off on social media that is. It was a big weekend for women’s boxing and Shields was not even fighting. Her old rival Savannah Marshall of the UK lost a close but good