Trainer, commentator and respected analyst Teddy Atlas has been around boxing forever, he knows the fight game as well as probably anyone. So when he puts together some names on a summary of who he believes was involved in the biggest boxing upsets of all time, people who matter pay attention. Speaking on his show […]

Keyshawn Davis screwed up a main event of one of boxing’s shows this weekend and lost his world title but also blew some money as well himself. The WBO lightweight champion was stripped of his title after missing weight by an incredible 4.3 pounds on Friday night. The show still goes on with a tremendous

It is the big one this weekend in the sport of boxing outside of the ring, despite two world title fights happening and a big prospect fight too. It is all kicking off in the fights this weekend but already away from the ring in New York this year’s 2025 International Boxing Hall of Fame

Keyshawn Davis the WBO world champion at lightweight has been stripped of his title in scenes of mayhem in his fight weigh in on Friday. True mayhem in scenes that saw boxing fans wondering what was happening, now the fight being called off after Davis missed weight very badly, not just by a little bit.

There has been some unfortunate news for one of the big fights this weekend after a lot of controversy in recent hours at a weigh in. Newly crowned world champion Keyshawn Davis was due to make the first defense of his world title this weekend. Although attempts have been made to salvage the fight, as

Boxing legend and eight-time world champion Manny Pacquiao at 46 challenges WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios shortly. It will see ‘Pacman’ attempt to become the second oldest world champion in boxing and is a significant underdog in the contest shortly. His opponent, champion Mario Barrios said ahead of the fight: “It’s kill or be killed.”

Newly crowned world champion Keyshawn Davis who makes his first defense this weekend knows more about Shakur Stevenson than most think. Both are world champions and new stars in the sport from America, in many ways representing the new generation that has arrived now in pound for pound world boxing. Keyshawn Davis Opens Up On