Teofimo Lopez knows his value and turning down small money of $2.8 million recently was wise — due to this. He knows he, Nayoa Inoue and Keyshawn Davis are the biggest stars his promoter Bob Arum and Top Rank have remaining now, with their ESPN deal due to expire later this year, moreover. Lopez is […]

Unexpectedly one pound for pound star sent another one a message before the big fight tomorrow. ‘The Monster’ Inoue goes back to work tomorrow in Japan. Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis sent him the following on X in terms of a post to which Inoue replied below: Interesting. Some have mentioned a possible fight between the two

In an unexpected post and bit of news this shows there is now serious discussions going on as regards a big boxing match and event with this. Former MMA star and UFC fighter 32-year-old Darren Till has won in professional boxing numerous times now since focusing on boxing. He was meant to fight former Jake

Ryan Garcia will not fight Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz next up and instead will take on Rolly Romero. Garcia and Romero know one another well enough of course. The trash talk has already started and Garcia said on X: “Not surprised at pit bull pulling out but we get to fight some Dog food in Rollies”

Hall of Fame promoter Bob Arum of Top Rank is still promoting after all these years and is in Japan this week. To watch one of, maybe his biggest star fighter after Teofimo Lopez, Naoya Inoue, fight tomorrow. Speaking on X Arum said of the fight: “It’s always a pleasure to be in Japan. Wherever

‘The Monster’ Inoue weighed in a short time ago ahead of his big world title fight tomorrow in Japan and posted this message below. One of quiet focus, and steely resolve. He said on X a short time ago (Japanese to English translation): “Weigh-in cleared!! Tomorrow I’ll have a perfect message for everyone watching! Please

It is exactly one month today to a rematch of two of the great fighters of these times in professional boxing. Artur Beterbiev beat Dmitry Bivol in a close points decision last year. On February 22nd Bivol will look to remedy that but Beterbiev will not want to give up the undisputed light-heavyweight title. Both