Two-time world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua has spoken out after Rico Verhoeven put on an outstanding display despite losing to Oleksandr Usyk on Saturday night. Kickboxing legend Verhoeven…

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Adam Azim wants to fight for the IBF super lightweight title after stopping veteran Steve Claggett in three rounds on Saturday night.

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Promoter Frank Warren has issued an update on Tyson Fury’s next bout as he prepares to face Anthony Joshua later this year. The former unified world heavyweight champion brought an…

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The seven-division champion stopped Cheyenne Hanson in two rounds and matched the women’s boxing record with her 32nd knockout

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Raymond Muratalla’s first IBF lightweight title defense is now set, but it is unlikely to be the fight many fans were hoping to see.

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Shakur Stevenson spent months operating from a position of superiority, acting like O’Shaquie Foster didn’t exist. In a matter of minutes, Foster stripped all that authority away and left him looking completely bent out of shape at ringside.

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Tim Bradley didn’t wait until his usual breakdown show.

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O’Shaquie Foster may have done more than defend his WBC super featherweight title on Saturday night. He finally got a reaction out of Shakur Stevenson.

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At the Fertitta Center in Houston, Texas, Matchroom Boxing presented a card headlined by hometown champion O’Shaquie “Ice Water” Foster, who retained his WBC super featherweight title with a majority decision victory over former WBA featherweight champion Raymond “Savage” Ford.

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O’Shaquie Foster showed why he remains one of boxing’s most difficult champions to beat on Saturday night, using experience, timing, and strong work in the middle rounds to earn a majority decision over Raymond Ford and retain his WBC super featherweight title.

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Zaquin Moses looked ready for a bigger assignment on Saturday night.

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Mike Tyson was still months away from becoming the undisputed heavyweight champion, but his destruction of Pinklon Thomas on May 30, 1987, left little doubt about where the division was heading.

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Richardson Hitchins has finally confirmed his first fight under the Zuffa Boxing banner, but the opponent is unlikely to create much excitement among fans who were expecting a bigger name.

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(30-5, 18 KO) and Guillermo Rigondeaux (23-3, 16 KO, 1 NC) are co-headlining a card in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The card is Havana Heat: The Return of Yuriorkis Gamboa and Guillermo Rigondeaux, and will take place at the FTL War Memorial Auditorium.

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At UMMC Arena in Ekaterinburg, Russia, on Saturday, promoter German Titov (TITOV / RCC Boxing Promotions) staged a card headlined by undisputed light heavyweight champion Dmitrii Bivol, who returned after a 15-month absence and easily defeated IBF mandatory challenger Michael “Diesel” Eifert over 12 rounds. Bivol scored an early knockdown and never looked in danger as he cruised to a wide unanimous decision.

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Adam Azim needed a statement win against one of boxing’s toughest veterans, and he got it.

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At Archer Music Hall in Allentown, Pennsylvania, promoter James Bartley of Red Owl Boxing presented BOXFEST XVIII, headlined by unbeaten Deonte “Lay Em Down” Brown taking on Yohan Vasquez for the vacant WBA Inter-Continental super featherweight title.

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Dmitry Bivol looked like a fighter who had never been away.

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Former world champion Charlie Edwards saw his hopes of another world title opportunity take a major hit on Friday night when South Africa’s Sikho Nqothole outpointed him over 12 rounds at York Hall in Bethnal Green, London.

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Lamont Roach Jr. may have a vacant WBC lightweight title fight against William Zepeda in front of him, but his comments this week were focused on the opportunities that could come afterward. Roach discussed future fights and championship scenarios while making little mention of Zepeda, the opponent expected to stand across the ring from him on August 1 in Las Vegas.

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