A former world heavyweight champion is back in the ring this week and has been laying out his objectives ahead of the first bell. The saying goes that reaching the…

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Conor Benn intends to turn his September 12 fight with Ryan Garcia into the type of physical, uncomfortable battle Marcos Maidana used to overwhelm Adrien Broner. Benn does not want a clean boxing match where Garcia can operate at range and unleash his hand speed.

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David Adeleye is expected to join Matchroom Boxing after leaving Queensberry Promotions, the company he represented from his professional debut in December 2019. The move gives Eddie Hearn another established British heavyweight for domestic cards, but it should not be mistaken for a major addition to Matchroom’s title ambitions.

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Eddie Hearn dismissed Filip Hrgovic’s career-best win, insisting the ninth-round stoppage of Moses Itauma does not elevate the Croatian to elite heavyweight status.

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Frank Warren has admitted that there are lessons to learn for Moses Itauma after his loss to Filip Hrgovic. Itauma made a huge step up at the age of…

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Adrien Broner believes his celebrity remains large enough to produce a major comeback fight, but the former four-division champion still has not named an opponent, weight, or return date.

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Raymond Muratalla has vacated his IBF lightweight title to pursue the champions at light welterweight, surrendering a belt he strengthened through victories over Andy Cruz and Robson Conceição.

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Gabe and Rafael Ruelas became the first brothers to successfully defend world titles on the same card on January 28, 1995, at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Their victories were more than a promotional novelty. They completed a remarkable journey from poverty in rural Mexico to championship boxing’s biggest stage.

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Eddie Hearn confirmed that Diego Pacheco will return November 13 in Los Angeles, calling the unnamed opponent a “great fight.” That description may sound ambitious, but Matchroom has every reason to protect Pacheco after reportedly signing him to a new three-year promotional agreement.

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Tyson Fury recruited Mike Tyson to help pressure Anthony Joshua into signing revised terms for their proposed November 20 fight at Madison Square Garden in New York.

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Frank Martin believes his damaged reputation may help him land meaningful fights after he begins his Top Rank deal on October 24 at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio.

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O’Shaquie Foster accused Emanuel Navarrete of building his reputation against smaller fighters during Wednesday’s kickoff press conference for their October 24 super featherweight unification bout at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio.

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Vito Mielnicki Jr. believes he has improved enough to challenge for a middleweight title, but his recent opposition has provided little evidence. Austin “Ammo” Williams should give a more honest reading Friday night at Prudential Center in Newark.

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Eddie Hearn says Dmitry Bivol did not reject a lucrative third fight with Artur Beterbiev because no reasonable offer reached his side. That account directly conflicts with IBA president Umar Kremlev’s claim that Bivol declined twice his previous purse.

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Fabio Wardley believes dropping Daniel Dubois twice gave him a false sense of control before their first fight slipped away. Instead of building methodically on those knockdowns, Wardley became fixated on forcing the finish and allowed Dubois to regain control.

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Heavyweight legend George Foreman gave a shock answer when naming the greatest fighter he ever shared a ring with. Foreman had an outstanding professional boxing career of his…

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Carl Froch has revealed who he thinks offered the most resistance to what he could throw across his boxing career. Nottingham’s Froch is one of the best super-middleweights this…

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George Foreman may never have been more destructive than he was on September 1, 1973, when he demolished José Roman in two minutes at Tokyo’s Nippon Budokan. This was the 24-year-old champion who had torn through Joe Frazier eight months earlier, throwing every punch with frightening intent.

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Janibek Alimkhanuly has turned this week’s WBO negotiation deadline into a test of Hamzah Sheeraz’s credibility. Sheeraz must agree to defend his super middleweight title, let the fight proceed toward a purse bid, or surrender the belt and accept the reputational cost that follows.

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Ryan Garcia unloaded on Terence Crawford after growing tired of what he described as a series of subtle attacks from the retired champion. Garcia insists the hostility began after he criticized Crawford for ending his career with several lucrative opponents still available.

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