In an era where combat sports often hinge on chaotic rivalries and intense rivalries, the latest press conference for Turki Alalshikh’s Fatal Fury event starkly contrasted with what fans of the sport crave. Here, WBO light welterweight champion Teofimo Lopez stood out as the outlier, attempting to inject some much-needed energy and entertainment into an
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This past weekend, the Barclays Center in Brooklyn hosted a highly anticipated boxing bout featuring Gervonta “Tank” Davis defending his WBA lightweight title against the determined Lamont Roach. The fight ended in a contentious 12-round majority draw that has since ignited debates within the boxing community. Eddie Hearn, a prominent promoter in the sport, expressed
Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero comically derides the prospects of Terence Crawford against the titanic figure of Canelo Alvarez in their anticipated matchup set for September 13th. Romero, known for his unyielding confidence and brash persona, portrays Crawford as an underdog who’s simply ill-equipped to traverse the rocky landscape of the super middleweight division. The vast weight
In the world of professional boxing, the dynamics of matchmaking are ever-evolving, and the latest developments surrounding Gervonta “Tank” Davis exemplify this reality. With discussions reportedly underway between Davis’ team and Top Rank regarding a potential clash with IBF lightweight champion Vasiliy Lomachenko, the situation raises crucial questions about strategy, confidence, and the financial implications
The boxing world witnessed a peculiar turn of events at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, where Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis faced Lamont Roach in a match that ended in a majority draw. The decision left fans and analysts alike bewildered, especially considering Davis’ track record as the WBA lightweight champion with an impressive record of 30
In the world of professional boxing, negotiations often take center stage, sometimes overshadowing the fighters themselves. Recently, Richardson Hitchins, the IBF light welterweight champion, found himself at the center of such a controversy. Claims regarding a potential fight against WBO champion Teofimo Lopez have sent ripples through the boxing community. The crux of the debate
In the dynamic landscape of professional boxing, fighters often face the invaluable yet challenging opportunity to reinvent themselves following significant bouts. Edgar Berlanga, fresh from a humbling defeat to the formidable Canelo Alvarez, embodies the spirit of a fighter at a crossroads. With an upcoming match against Jonathan Gonzalez-Ortiz on March 15 at Caribe Royale
In the world of boxing, the mental fortitude of a fighter can be as crucial as physical prowess. Lamont Roach has articulated his unique fighting philosophy, comparing himself to a scientist who transcends into a formidable creature reminiscent of ‘The Hulk.’ This analogy positions Roach not just as a boxer, but as an intellectual strategist
The world of boxing is no stranger to drama, and the recent press conference featuring Chris Eubank Jr. and Conor Benn was a vivid illustration of this reality. Ben Shalom, Eubank Jr.’s promoter, has theorized that the heated altercation during the event, particularly Eddie Hearn’s reaction, highlighted a growing undercurrent of volatility that could impact
Dmitry Bivol’s promoter, Frank Smith, recently expressed a strong preference for a rematch against boxing powerhouse Canelo Alvarez over a title defense against David Benavidez. This interest in a rematch is intriguing for various reasons, primarily financial and competitive. From a financial standpoint, a rematch with Canelo is likely to be immensely lucrative, given the
Dmitry Bivol, the reigning light-heavyweight champion, has once again asserted his dominance in the boxing world. After avenging his only professional loss against Artur Beterbiev, which allowed him to reclaim his WBA title, he has positioned himself at the pinnacle of the 175-pound division. His latest victory not only reinstates him as a champion but
In the high-stakes arena of professional boxing, fighters often find their mettle tested through challenging matchups that reveal their true capabilities. Vergil Ortiz Jr., the WBC interim junior middleweight champion, faced this kind of scrutiny in his recent bout against Israil Madrimov in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. While Ortiz Jr. ultimately secured a unanimous decision victory,