Madison Square Garden hosted what was supposed to be another step toward a lucrative heavyweight showdown between Riddick Bowe and Lennox Lewis on July 11, 1996. Instead, the evening produced one of boxing’s most infamous contests as Bowe escaped with a disqualification victory over Andrew Golota before a riot broke out inside the arena.

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Bruce “Shu Shu” Carrington says he is willing to travel to Japan to challenge Naoya Inoue if the financial terms make sense, although he also believes a fight in New York could be a major attraction.

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Shakur Stevenson believes he is ready to lead boxing’s next generation after signing with Zuffa Boxing, but his own comments and recent career decisions are likely to fuel debate over whether he has earned that label.

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Lindolfo Delgado and Arthur Biyarslanov will fight for the vacant IBF light welterweight title on the undercard of the Canelo Alvarez vs. Christian Mbilli event in Riyadh this October.

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Henry Armstrong made boxing history on August 17, 1938, when he defeated lightweight champion Lou Ambers by split decision over 15 punishing rounds at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The victory made Armstrong the first and still the only boxer to simultaneously hold world championships in the featherweight, lightweight, and welterweight divisions.

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Shakur Stevenson has already ruled out one possible opponent following his move to Zuffa Boxing, saying he has no interest in facing fellow Zuffa fighter Jose “Rayo” Valenzuela.

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Errol Spence believes Tim Tszyu will need a different approach when they meet later this month, warning that fighting the same way he has in previous bouts could lead to another stoppage defeat.

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Ryan Garcia’s WBC welterweight title defense against Conor Benn could be officially announced as soon as Friday after the two sides gathered in Las Vegas to complete negotiations.

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Dalton Smith’s first defense of his WBC junior welterweight title now has a new date.

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Sebastian Fundora says he was frustrated by how quickly his mandatory title obligations were made public after his recent victory, believing the announcement made it appear as though he was trying to avoid the biggest fights in the junior middleweight division.

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Ben Whittaker’s path to a world title shot appears to have been mapped out.

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Wembley Stadium has long been viewed as the natural home for Tyson Fury’s long-awaited showdown with Anthony Joshua, but one issue could yet open the door for Cardiff to land one of the biggest fights in British boxing history.

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Devin Haney has offered a new explanation for why negotiations with Rolando “Rolly” Romero fell apart after previously indicating the proposed deal looked appealing.

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Carl Froch has looked ahead to a potential clash between Daniel Dubois and Moses Itauma. There has been plenty of change in the heavyweight division of late,…

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Chris Eubank Jr. has spoken of his intention to return to the ring this year and one former world champion has admitted he would be a willing opponent. Eubank…

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The personal history between Teofimo Lopez Jr. and Rolly Romero spilled into the open Thursday when Teofimo Lopez Sr. accused the WBA welterweight champion of pretending to be their friend before the two meet for Romero’s title on August 22.

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Teofimo Lopez Sr. believes his son’s loss to Shakur Stevenson had little to do with what happened inside the ring and everything to do with where Teofimo Jr. was mentally before the opening bell.

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Randy Turpin produced one of the biggest upsets in boxing on July 10, 1951, when he defeated Sugar Ray Robinson by unanimous decision to win the undisputed world middleweight championship at Earls Court Arena in London.

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Jermall Charlo is focused on getting through his long-awaited return later this month, but he already has a potential next opponent in mind if all goes according to plan.

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Teofimo Lopez insists his upcoming welterweight title fight with Rolly Romero proves that friendships should never prevent boxing’s biggest matchups from being made.

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