Frank Warren has been asked how his man Tyson Fury would get on against all time legends George Foreman and Muhammad Ali. Fury has had a…

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Roy Jones Jr. is seeing Shakur Stevenson’s stage and mistaking it for proof. He claims Stevenson is fighting prime opponents and doing something Floyd Mayweather did not. That comparison falls apart the moment those opponent lists are placed side by side.

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Mandatory challenger publicly flips his stance days before the WBC welterweight title fight

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Charles Martin believes Efe Ajagba saw the wrong version of him when this fight was offered. He saw the inactivity, the age, and the long absence from meaningful fights. That was the picture Ajagba accepted, and Martin says that picture is already outdated.

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Ryan Garcia is walking into a title fight against a trainer who already knows his system and believes it hasn’t changed much. Joe Goossen, now preparing Mario Barrios for their welterweight title fight next Saturday night, said Garcia remains stylistically familiar to him, a quiet admission that reduces some unpredictability Garcia normally relies on.

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Jermell Charlo says the problem isn’t his readiness. It’s that nobody is giving him the date.

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Vergil Ortiz Jr.’s attempt to leave Golden Boy Promotions did not stall in negotiations. It was stopped by a judge.

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Shakur Stevenson won a world title in a higher weight class and still lost possession of his WBC belt, while David Benavidez is preparing to fight for titles in a higher division without giving up his. The outcome was decided before either man entered the ring, determined by paperwork rather than punches.

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Paulie Malignaggi has strong views on who will come out on top when Derek Chisora and Deontay Wilder come up against one another in the ring.

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“Sugar” Ray Robinson did not need invention. His legend existed in plain sight, built piece by piece until people stopped arguing and started accepting. By the time his name settled into boxing’s permanent vocabulary, the debate had already ended. Robinson was the standard. Others were comparisons.

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Keyshawn Davis says he’s willing to fight Andy Cruz, but his choice of words still leaves room for delay.

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Ryan Garcia’s return to the WBC fold came with a restored ranking, but it has already required the sanctioning body to enforce its rules. The WBC hit Garcia with a $5,000 fine after he missed the February 7 deadline to submit his mandatory 14-day weight check video.

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Win keeps Ajagba in the contender mix; loss drops him behind the sanctioning bodies’ line.

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Stephen Edwards believes Teofimo Lopez’s problems run deeper than technique, suggesting the former champion may need psychological help before any trainer can fix what’s happening in the ring.

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Boxing has always depended on a fragile illusion: that defeat is something a fighter can just leave behind. We like to believe loss is an event, not a transformation. But every so often, a fighter returns too soon. The question stops being whether he can win and becomes whether he is still the same person who once could not lose. Daniel Dubois is about to test that boundary.

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A huge fight between Fabio Wardley and Daniel Dubois is reportedly in the works and former world champion Duke McKenzie has already predicted how it might go.

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David Benavidez has put himself forward for a potential showdown with one of boxing’s most destructive active world champions. ‘The Mexican Monster’ has established himself as one of the…

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Efe Ajagba says his upcoming fight with Charles Martin carries a different meaning because he believes Martin already turned down a chance to face him once. Ajagba claims the two were supposed to spar last year, but Martin declined, and that decision stayed with him as their paths eventually led to an official bout.

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Canelo Alvarez is no longer operating from a position where his greatness is assumed, and trainer Joel Diaz believes his next fight must answer questions that did not exist before his loss to Terence Crawford.

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Isaac Cruz is making it clear he sees himself as the most realistic opponent for Gervonta Davis if the unbeaten star returns to the ring this year. Cruz’s team is not waiting for a call. They are placing him directly into Davis’ path at a time when Davis has no scheduled fight and fewer easy options.

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