Bill Haney believed Devin Haney’s trip to Riyadh would help secure a Ryan Garcia rematch. Devin returned with a welterweight belt but no commitment involving Ryan.

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Billy Joe Saunders could be on the verge of a comeback five years after his last fight. Saunders was a superb middleweight who beat Andy Lee to become world…

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A second Matchroom-Queensberry team event may interest British fans, but it will need outside money and a wider audience to work in 2027.

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Monaco has joined the UK and Russia as a possible destination for Dmitry Bivol’s three-belt defense against Callum Smith, but Matchroom is keeping its preferred location hidden.

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Katie Taylor is arguably the greatest female boxer of her generation, and the Irish star has now named who she thinks will take up that crown in future. Taylor…

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Serrano defends her WBA and WBO belts in Temecula as MVP streams the full card free on TikTok and YouTube.

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Serrano defends her WBA and WBO belts in Temecula as MVP streams the full card free on TikTok and YouTube.

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Harry Greb defended his middleweight championship against welterweight king Mickey Walker in a savage 15-round fight at the Polo Grounds in New York on July 2, 1925.

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Joe Louis expected another successful heavyweight title defense on June 28, 1939, but Tony Galento gave him four violent rounds that became part of boxing history.

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A legend of the heavyweight division once admitted that he actually refused a showdown with Mike Tyson. ‘Iron Mike’ is often credited with being one of the greatest…

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Tim Bradley sees Rolly Romero as little more than a puncher and expects Teofimo Lopez’s superior speed, skill and counterpunching to turn Saturday night’s welterweight fight into a mismatch.

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Yoenli Hernandez attacks from the opening bell, throwing heavy shots with the intention of breaking opponents down before they can settle into the fight. Sergio Mora sees similarities between the Cuban middleweight and one of the most destructive punchers of the 1990s.

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Middleweight gives Zuffa Boxing an inexpensive opportunity to generate interest in one division while finding out how good Aaron McKenna truly is.

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Naoya Inoue has begun preparing his body for two different possibilities in 2027: remaining at super bantamweight to face Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez or moving up to featherweight.

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Andy Cruz wants a promoter capable of securing the biggest fights, placing pressure on Matchroom to prove that a new contract would produce opportunities missing from his first deal.

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Devin Haney has little reason to fight Liam Paro or Jack Catterall while a much larger opportunity may become available after Ryan Garcia faces Conor Benn next month. Neither alternative offers the same financial reward. Both carry enough risk to remove Haney from contention before Garcia vs. Benn produces a winner.

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Turki Alalshikh may have reached the point where walking away from Tyson Fury against Anthony Joshua makes more sense than forcing an increasingly expensive fight into existence.

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Liam Paro’s team is discussing an all-Australian IBF welterweight title fight against George Kambosos Jr. for early 2027 while unification negotiations with Devin Haney remain in their infancy.

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Oscar De La Hoya believes there is just one fighter that would have been able to defeat him at his absolute best. ‘The Golden Boy’ began his professional career…

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After compiling an extensive amateur background, the Kansas native turned professional in June 2024. Unlike prospects who arrive from the Olympics with television coverage and a major promotional campaign behind them, he built his career quietly on regional cards across Maine, Kansas, Missouri, Colorado, Florida, and Atlantic City.

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