Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis has positioned himself at a crossroads as he looks towards 2025, declaring it will be his pivotal year. With an impressive record of 33 wins and 29 knockouts, the boxer aims to unify the welterweight division. However, this ambitious goal is marred by past criticisms, particularly regarding his decision to bypass a
In a turn of events that many thought inexplicable, Floyd “Money” Mayweather is reportedly facing substantial financial issues. Recent protests from disgruntled employees at Mayweather Boxing and Fitness in Los Angeles paint a troubling picture of an organization that’s allegedly defaulting on wages. Workers have expressed their frustrations vocally, taking to the streets with signs
In an extraordinary turn of events, Oliver McCall, the former WBC heavyweight champion, stepped back into the boxing ring at the age of 59, making waves in the sports world with a remarkable comeback. His victory over Stacy Frazier in Nashville marks a significant moment in history, as McCall now holds the title of the
Over the past several months, heavyweight boxing has undergone a significant transformation, marking a revival that many enthusiasts of the sport have eagerly anticipated. The catalyst for this change has been the ambitious Riyadh Season initiative spearheaded by Turki Alalshikh, the Chairman of the General Entertainment Authority in Saudi Arabia. This innovative approach has harnessed
Tyson Fury’s recent loss to Oleksandr Usyk has stirred significant debate among boxing fans and the media alike. Frank Warren, Fury’s promoter, has expressed deep dissatisfaction with the judges’ scoring in the December 21 rematch, asserting that the outcome was unjust. This article delves into Warren’s perspective on the fight’s scoring, critiques the performance of
In the world of professional boxing, rematches often spark interest due to the dramatic narratives that preceding fights create. Fans and analysts alike are captivated by the opportunity to see how fighters evolve in response to past defeats. However, not all rematches are created equal, and the dynamics surrounding them can be incredibly complex. A
Team Canelo Alvarez has set its sights on a surprising opponent for the upcoming Cinco de Mayo celebration: IBF super middleweight champion William Scull. As Alvarez aims to reestablish his dominance in the boxing landscape, this potential bout marks a significant turn of events. With an impressive professional record of 62 wins, 2 losses, and
Sugar Ray Robinson, arguably one of the greatest boxers in history, is synonymous with greatness in the sport of boxing. Born Walker Smith Jr., Robinson’s legacy is marked by exceptional skill, athleticism, and a ferocious fighting style that captivated fans around the world. With a professional record that boasts an extraordinary number of wins, Robinson’s
Naoya Inoue, the reigning unified super-bantamweight champion, has captured the attention of boxing enthusiasts with his remarkable skills and an unblemished record. As the year unfolds, the strategic game plan laid out by renowned promoter Bob Arum indicates a thrilling trajectory for Inoue as he prepares for significant bouts that could further solidify his legacy.
The sport of boxing is as much about strategy as it is about skill and strength. When discussing potential matchups, the dynamics between fighters often revolve around carefully calculated decisions related to age, physical condition, and timing. Sergio Mora’s recent comments about David Benavidez and Artur Beterbiev highlight the intricate layering of these factors—a discussion
In recent discussions surrounding the upcoming fight between Teofimo Lopez and Subriel Matias, Bob Arum, the prominent Top Rank promoter, expressed his hesitations regarding the event’s inclusion on pay-per-view (PPV). The reluctance stems primarily from concerns over piracy and the lack of both fighters’ drawing power. Lopez, despite once holding the WBO light welterweight title,
Former professional boxer Tim Bradley has stirred considerable debate within boxing circles with his recent assertion about a potential clash between Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford slated for 2025. Bradley, a well-respected commentator and analyst, expressed that a hypothetical encounter between the two fighters would result in Canelo receiving a substantial beating. While such predictions
As we step into 2025, the boxing world is teeming with excitement as fans and analysts alike speculate about the potential showdowns that could grace the ring this year. After an exhilarating 2024, it’s clear that boxing has captured the hearts of many, even while other industries grapple with challenges. In this article, we’ll explore
As the boxing world gears up for the much-anticipated clash between David Benavidez and David Morrell on February 1, fans are buzzing with excitement over what this matchup could entail. This bout is not merely another fight; it represents a significant juncture in the careers of both fighters. For Benavidez, currently reigning as the WBC
Deontay Wilder, the once-mighty WBC heavyweight champion with a staggering knockout record, finds himself at a critical juncture as he heads into his next fight in 2025. With a career record of 43 wins, 4 losses, and 1 draw — and having lost his last two bouts — the question of whether he can reclaim
Jermell Charlo, a once-prominent name in the boxing world and the former undisputed junior middleweight champion, is eyeing a potential comeback in 2025 after a year spent outside the ring. His hiatus comes on the heels of a disappointing performance against Canelo Alvarez in September 2023, where Charlo lost by unanimous decision in a fight