David Benavidez, often referred to as “The Mexican Monster,” has become a standout figure in the world of boxing, particularly in the light heavyweight division. As the current WBC champion at 175 pounds, his ambition to face the winner of the highly anticipated Dmitry Bivol versus Artur Beterbiev matchup has garnered significant interest. Their fierce
For Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez, the prospect of a showdown against Naoya Inoue hangs over his career like an electrifying storm cloud. Despite being two weight classes apart—Rodriguez operating within the 115-pound junior bantamweight division and Inoue dominating the 122-pound super bantamweight class—the boxing world buzzes incessantly about the potential of a bout between the two.
On July 19, in Las Vegas, boxing fans will gather for what promises to be an electrifying evening, headlined by the highly publicized match between Marrio Barrios and Manny Pacquiao. Yet, it is the fiery rematch between Sebastian Fundora and Tim Tszyu that is generating palpable excitement among aficionados of the sport. Tszyu, a 28-year-old
In the world of boxing, few matchups capture the imagination quite like the impending clash between Mario Barrios and Manny Pacquiao. As the anticipation builds for their scheduled fight on July 19 in Las Vegas, the press conference preceding this monumental event provided fans with both insights and spectacle. Barrios, the reigning WBC welterweight champion,
Tonight, the spotlight is on the Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas as WBA interim super middleweight champion Caleb Plant faces Armando Resendiz in a highly anticipated 12-round bout. For Plant, this fight is not just about the title; it represents a pivotal moment in his career—a chance to rebuild his reputation after a series
At just 23 years old, Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez stands on the precipice of greatness in the boxing world. As he prepares to face the formidable Phumelele Cafu, the reigning WBO junior bantamweight champion, Rodriguez isn’t merely aiming to clinch the title; his vision extends beyond accolades and belts. The San Antonio native has his sights
As the date draws near for the highly anticipated press conference set to announce the fight between Manny Pacquiao and WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios, excitement and skepticism abound. This matchup, often dubbed the worst-kept secret in boxing, raises numerous questions about the motives behind Pacquiao’s decision to return to the ring. Veteran boxing promoter
The boxing community is currently buzzing with controversy as multiple fighters from Eddy Reynoso’s training camp, including notable names like Jaime Munguia, have tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs. Oscar De La Hoya, a prominent figure in the sport, has openly expressed his skepticism regarding the integrity of the camp, which also includes celebrated champion Canelo
The world of boxing has always been rife with uncertainty, but recent events involving Jaime Munguia have stirred an unprecedented uproar. The young fighter’s recent failed drugs test has ignited questions not only about his integrity but also about the ethical practices within Eddy Reynoso’s well-regarded boxing gym. As the gravity of the situation unfolds,
In an electrifying atmosphere at the Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas, WBA interim super middleweight champion Caleb Plant stepped confidently onto the scales, tipping the register at 167.2 lbs. His opponent, the middleweight Jose Armando Resendiz, came in at 167 lbs, showing signs of being well-hydrated. Both fighters were inching closer to their prime
As boxing fans eagerly anticipate Manny Pacquiao’s much-discussed comeback against WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios in July, many are reflecting on what these high-stakes bouts entail for fighters, especially veterans returning to the sport. Former professional boxer Ricky Hatton, who once faced Pacquiao himself, has shared candid insights about his skepticism regarding Pacquiao’s prospects in
Last week, boxing promoter Eddie Hearn shared the news that former heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua successfully underwent elbow surgery, raising hopes for his return to the ring before the year concludes. This announcement, while exciting, comes with a plethora of speculation regarding potential opponents. Among the names floated is Mahmoud Charr, a boxer known for
In the high-stakes world of heavyweight boxing, few narratives are as compelling as that of the underdog. Daniel Dubois, a formidable contender and the defending British heavyweight champion, finds himself once again cast in this role as he readies to face the reigning world champion Oleksandr Usyk on July 19. Dubois embraces this title, revealing
Boxing, a sport steeped in tradition yet wrought with unpredictability, often throws unexpected matchups into the ring, altering the trajectory of fighters’ careers. A prime example of this evolution is the potential clash between Deontay Wilder and Dave Allen—a concept that a year ago would have seemed far-fetched. Wilder, known for his explosive punching power,
In an era where boxing is increasingly entangled in the absurdities of its own regulatory bodies, the World Boxing Association (WBA) has initiated yet another farce that leaves fans disillusioned. The slated match between Kubrat Pulev and Michael Hunter for the WBA “Regular” Heavyweight Title serves as yet another significant blunder in the organization’s tattered
In a recent social media tirade, Teofimo Lopez voiced his frustrations over Jaron “Boots” Ennis’s refusal to engage in combat with him. Lopez’s comments were laced with both indignation and aggression, as he accused Ennis of tarnishing Philadelphia’s boxing reputation by ducking him. While it’s natural for fighters to seek high-profile bouts, Lopez’s interpretation of