Fabio Wardley is building towards his ring return following his stoppage loss to Daniel Dubois. Wardley was elevated to full WBO champion after he beat Joseph Parker by…

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Muhammad Ali delivered one of the greatest performances of his career on November 14, 1966, dismantling hard-hitting contender Cleveland “Big Cat” Williams in just three rounds before a record indoor crowd at the Houston Astrodome.

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Few fantasy fights generate more debate than Sugar Ray Leonard versus Floyd Mayweather Jr. They represent two different paths to greatness.

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Chris Mannix believes Moses Itauma should challenge Frank Sanchez for a world title if he defeats Filip Hrgovic on August 29, arguing it would cap an outstanding year for the unbeaten British heavyweight. Sergio Mora also endorsed the matchup, calling it an entertaining stylistic fight despite Sanchez’s recent resurgence.

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For 60 years, Rocky Marciano’s perfect 49-0 record was boxing’s gold standard for an unbeaten champion.

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Shakur Stevenson has backed Lamont Roach Jr. to defeat William Zepeda when they meet for the vacant WBC lightweight title on August 1.

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Floyd Schofield Sr. believes Albert Bell was denied the WBO lightweight title after Abdullah Mason stopped the late replacement challenger in the 12th round last Saturday, arguing that Bell had done enough to deserve the decision before the fight was waved off.

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Shakur Stevenson insists fighters are now using his name for attention rather than signing contracts. After his rise to stardom, the WBO light welterweight champion believes the tables have turned.

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Dave Allen has given his honest opinion on Tyson Fury‘s warm-up fight with Mariusz Wach. Fury has decided to take one more contest ahead of…

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When Alexis Argüello defended his WBC and Ring lightweight titles against unbeaten Ray “Boom Boom” Mancini on October 3, 1981, he faced one of boxing’s brightest young contenders.

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Jaron “Boots” Ennis’ dominant stoppage of Xander Zayas has reignited talk of how he would have matched up with Terence Crawford before the former undisputed champion retired.

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A reader emailed me today with a question that deserves an honest answer: Why has boxing fallen from favor? Why is so little of it broadcast anymore?

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Anthony Joshua surprised few when asked to name his favorite fighter to watch, replying simply, “Roberto Duran.” The answer, given during an interview with DAZN, also served as a reminder of how dramatically his own style has evolved.

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Jermall Charlo is billing his July 25 fight against Australia’s Koen Mazoudier as an “all-out war,” but the matchup looks anything but on paper. Mazoudier isn’t ranked in the top 15 by any of the four major sanctioning bodies and is moving up two weight classes to face the unbeaten former world champion.

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Matchroom Boxing has added Australian middleweight Michael Zerafa to its growing stable, with the promotional company confirming the signing on Saturday and teasing that his next fight will be announced soon.

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Eddie Hearn described Anthony Joshua’s Olympic gold medal as the purest achievement of his career, pointing to the pressure of competing for Great Britain rather than fighting for financial rewards.

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Panamanian great Roberto Duran has no doubt who punched him the hardest during his decorated professional boxing career. Known by his iconic moniker ‘Hands of Stone’, Duran entered the…

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As Tyson Fury prepares for what is expected to be one of the final chapters of his boxing career, veteran journalist Gareth A. Davies believes the former heavyweight champion no longer has enough left to take on the division’s emerging stars.

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There is plenty of movement at the top of the heavyweight division right now, with several of the major world titles up for grabs. The shift has…

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World middleweight champion Stanley Ketchel and longtime rival Billy Papke met for the fourth and final time at the Mission Street Arena in Colma, California, on July 5, 1909.

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