In a championship battle between two young and very talented boxing stars in their prime, Shakur Stevenson was dominant, as he schooled Teofimo Lopez, defeated him by way of unanimous decision, and became a four-division world champion.

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Zuffa Boxing moves straight into its second show tonight at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, stacking recognizable names and former belt holders one night after Shakur Stevenson vs Teofimo Lopez to test whether Dana White’s boxing project can hold attention beyond curiosity.

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Shakur Stevenson called out Conor Benn on Saturday night and made it sound like the fight was next. By Sunday, a condition was attached.

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Xander Zayas took a split decision over Abass Baraou in San Juan to unify the WBO and WBA junior middleweight belts, then used his words to underline his nerves.

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Xander Zayas unified titles by outworking Abass Baraou over twelve rounds, winning a split decision.

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Jarrell Miller squeezed past Kingsley Ibeh by split decision at Madison Square Garden, lost his toupee in the second round, and somehow turned a heavyweight fight into a running gag that landed cleaner than most of his punches.

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Keyshawn Davis closed out Jamaine Ortiz with a 12th-round stoppage and used the microphone afterward to spell out who he wants next.

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Johnny Nelson has been talking about a potential fight between Oleksandr Usyk and Andy Ruiz and he has a unique view on how it might play out. Usyk…

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Stevenson won a wide unanimous decision over Lopez at Madison Square Garden, taking all three scorecards by identical 119-109 margins and capturing the WBO super lightweight title. The fight went the full 12 rounds, but it was effectively decided early, as Lopez never found a way to close the distance or force Stevenson into sustained exchanges.

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Conor Benn did not wander into the ring by accident.

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Shakur Stevenson outboxed Teofimo Lopez over 12 rounds to win the WBO super lightweight title in the main event on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden in New York.

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Keyshawn Davis said before the fight that he did not want to leave the result in the judges’ hands. He made sure he didn’t.

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Xander Zayas unified titles by outworking Abass Baraou over twelve rounds, winning a split decision.

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A 54-year-old heavyweight has promised he is set to make his long-awaited ring return soon. Heavyweights, more than any other division, tend to be able to fight to an older…

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Bruce Carrington won a world title on Friday night. He also showed why the rest of the featherweight division is unlikely to treat the result as a warning.

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Jarrell Miller returned to the win column on Friday night, but the performance did little to suggest a meaningful heavyweight revival.

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Austin Williams won the fight he was supposed to win. The way he won it is where the questions start.

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Jacob Bank didn’t just beat William Scull on Saturday night. He wore him down, dropped him repeatedly, and stopped him late in the 12th, turning a cautious start into a one-sided finish to retain the WBO Global super middleweight title.

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Josh Kelly left Newcastle with the IBF junior middleweight title on Friday night, but not without dispute, edging Bakhram Murtazaliev by majority decision in a fight that split opinion inside the arena and well beyond it.

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Teofimo Lopez and Shakur Stevenson will step into the ring tonight in search of greatness and there is no better place to stage the epic fight than at Madison Square Garden.

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