Mike Tyson remains a keen observer of boxing and has named the fighters he likes the most from the current scene. Tyson still holds the record for being the…

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Frank Warren intends to move quickly with 20-year-old heavyweight Adam Olaniyan following the Dublin prospect’s professional debut last weekend, outlining a plan to keep him active throughout the year.

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Keith Thurman says fans should stop questioning what he can still do in the ring, pushing back at criticism about his inactivity ahead of his March 28 fight with Sebastian Fundora.

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Deontay Wilder and Derek Chisora will share the ring in April in what could be the final fight for the loser. Both of these heavyweight veterans have already fought…

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Franklin’s durability could force Itauma into unfamiliar territory

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Top Rank replaces ESPN deal with new DAZN streaming agreement

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Errol Spence may finally be returning to the ring following three years out. Spence, former unified champion in the welterweight division, held the WBA, WBC and IBF titles between 2017…

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Davies claims long-discussed heavyweight fight signed privately

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Oleksandr Usyk’s idea of finishing his career with three more fights sounds tidy on paper, but boxing analyst Ade Oladipo believes the heavyweight champion’s plan is unlikely to unfold the way it has been outlined.

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Ryan Garcia again dragged the rivalry back to April 20 in his latest exchange with Devin Haney, reminding the former champion of the night that continues to hang over their unfinished business.

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Anthony Cacace believes his latest victory is part of a pattern that should move him toward bigger opportunities at the top of the division.

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Golden Boy promoter Oscar De La Hoya said he will never again work with manager Rick Mirigian, blaming him for blocking a proposed fight between Vergil Ortiz Jr. and Jaron Ennis.

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Austin “Ammo” Williams gets the biggest opportunity of his career on Saturday night when he challenges WBC middleweight champion Carlos Adames in the main event on DAZN from Caribe Royale Orlando in Florida.

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Viral video shows Garcia stepping face-to-face with Davis at Miami afterparty

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Riku Masuda closed the door on Nonito Donaire’s latest title bid, stopping the veteran in the eighth round of their WBA bantamweight title eliminator Sunday in Japan.

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Deontay Wilder versus Derek Chisora is less than a month away, and heavyweight contender Jermaine Franklin has weighed in. At this stage in their careers, both men have had…

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Arnold Barboza Jr. made it clear after his win over Kenneth Sims Jr. that he is looking for the biggest fights available at welterweight. Following the victory on Saturday night, Barboza pointed toward several high-profile names as the opponents he wants next, including Ryan Garcia, Devin Haney, and Teofimo Lopez.

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Bill Haney is already talking about a Ryan Garcia rematch, even though Devin Haney still has a dangerous fight ahead of him against Rolando Romero on May 30 in Las Vegas. The elder Haney used the moment to point directly toward Garcia as the opponent he expects next if Devin handles Romero first.

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During an interview with DAZN on Saturday night, the Golden Boy promoter dismissed the idea of giving Ryan Garcia a transition bout after his recent title win. Instead, De La Hoya pointed directly at a second fight with Devin Haney.

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Arnold Barboza Jr. delivered a disciplined performance Saturday night, defeating Kenneth “Bossman” Sims Jr. by unanimous decision in the 12-round welterweight main event of Golden Boy Promotions’ DAZN card.

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