This weekend, boxing enthusiasts are in for a treat as two exciting rematches dominate the cards on ESPN and DAZN. At the forefront is the clash between William Zepeda and Tevin Farmer, where Zepeda seeks redemption against a seasoned opponent. Simultaneously, Mikaela Mayer will step back into the ring for a highly-anticipated second bout against
The buzz surrounding former heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder’s return to the boxing ring is palpable, but one must question the context and implications of this comeback fight against Tyrrell Herndon on June 27. Notably, this bout will take place in Wichita, Kansas—far removed from the glamorous arenas of Las Vegas or Madison Square Garden that
The stage is set for what promises to be an electrifying showdown as William Zepeda, the WBC interim lightweight champion, faces Tevin Farmer in a rematch on March 29th, live on DAZN. Zepeda, who boasts an impressive record of 32 wins, including 27 knockouts, finds himself under immense pressure to validate his status as a
Few things can be as perplexing as a rivalry that fails to ignite passion among fans. Promoter Bob Arum’s comments on the ongoing Dmitry Bivol vs. Artur Beterbiev match-up highlight a crucial issue in modern boxing: the struggle to cultivate compelling rivalries. While Arum insists that the Saudi investors are “enamored” by the prospect of
Few relationships are as complex as that of promoter and fighter. Bob Arum, the legendary promoter, has recently made headlines by advocating for the retirement of his former star, Tyson Fury. Arum’s perspective is not merely rooted in a desire to protect his investment; it stems from a genuine concern for Fury’s well-being, both inside
Edgar Berlanga, a boxer with a promising yet checkered past, is carving out a path aimed at regaining the spotlight in the boxing realm. With a current record of 23-1, including 18 knockouts, Berlanga is eager to face formidable opponents like Jaime Munguia, Jermall Charlo, and Caleb Plant—names he believes could lead him to a
Tevin Farmer prepares to step back into the ring against WBC interim lightweight champion William Zepeda this Saturday, March 29th, in Cancun, Mexico. Their first encounter ended in a contentious split decision in favor of Zepeda, a result that has stirred enough intrigue for Golden Boy Promotions to prompt a rematch. For fans and analysts
Gilberto ‘Zurdo’ Ramirez, the reigning WBA and WBO cruiserweight champion, is under intense scrutiny as he considers a potential unification battle against IBF champion Jai Opetaia. While the idea of such a showdown excites die-hard boxing fans eagerly hoping to witness a clash of titans, the reality is far more complex and perhaps uninspiring for
In a sport where resilience and unyielding spirit reign supreme, Gervonta “Tank” Davis’s recent performance against Lamont Roach on March 1st at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center raised eyebrows and concern among fans and commentators alike. The fight concluded with a controversial majority draw, but many believe that this was not just a mishap in scoring; it
Edwin De Los Santos prepares to challenge WBO lightweight champion Keyshawn Davis on June 7th in De Los Santos’s hometown. This matchup is poised to be a pivotal moment in both fighters’ careers, with Davis seeking to prove himself against a formidable opponent known for his punching power. The pact for this significant clash is
Shakur Stevenson is undoubtedly a talented boxer, but his style has generated mixed reactions among fans. Tim Bradley, a seasoned commentator and former champion, recently addressed this phenomenon, asserting that many fans view Stevenson’s approach as lackluster and unexciting. This perspective stems from a cultural shift in how sports, especially boxing, are consumed today. Younger
On May 10th, the eyes of boxing’s hardcore fans will be on the Pechanga Arena in San Diego, California. The event promises to deliver electrifying matches, headlined by the WBO super featherweight champion Emanuel Navarrete defending his title against Charly Suarez, along with Raymond Muratalla’s clash against Zaur Abdullaev for the IBF interim lightweight title.
Boxing has long been ruled by the whims of promoters, often leaving fans in limbo, waiting for fights that frequently face delays or outright cancellations. However, DAZN has effectively flipped the script, emerging as a transformative power in the boxing landscape. The upcoming schedule is nothing short of revolutionary, providing an unprecedented level of engagement
In September 1987, boxing took a significant turn as heavyweight icon George Foreman marked his third comeback against Bobby Crabtree, known as “The Fighting Hillbilly.” Foreman’s return was not just another fight; it challenged the perceptions of age and resilience in a sport often dominated by the young. At 38, Foreman re-emerged in the boxing
George Foreman, a name synonymous with raw power and indomitable spirit, passed away recently, leaving behind a legacy that transcends generations. As the boxing world mourns, experts have begun reflecting on what it would have been like had this heavyweight titan stepped into the ring with today’s elite fighters. Carl Froch, a renowned super-middleweight champion,
Caleb Plant, the once-promising WBA interim super middleweight champion, finds himself at a pivotal moment in his career. Recent reports indicate he is slated to headline a PBC event on May 31st, but the identity of his opponent remains shrouded in uncertainty. With a record of 23 wins and 2 losses, including 14 knockouts, Plant’s