In a surprising turn of events, Gervonta Davis, the reigning WBA lightweight champion, found himself embroiled in controversy following a twelve-round majority draw against Lamont Roach. The match took place at the Barclays Center and left fans split, many expressing disbelief over the judges’ scorecards. Davis, boasting an impressive 30-0-1 record with 28 knockouts, quickly
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In the fierce arena of professional boxing, few things are as frustrating for fighters as unmet expectations and unfulfilled promises. Recently, Richardson Hitchins found himself at the center of such a controversy concerning a potential matchup with Teofimo Lopez. The light welterweight champion firmly stated that he never solicited a hefty $2.5 million for a
In the fast-paced world of boxing, adaptability can be as crucial as raw talent. Edgar Berlanga, a name that has gained traction in the boxing community, recently shared a video showcasing his revamped mobile fighting style. Set to face Jonathan Gonzalez-Ortiz on March 15th in Orlando, Florida, Berlanga appears to be taking strategic steps to
In the realm of professional boxing, narratives often entwine with an athlete’s persona, and Lamont Roach’s upcoming clash against Gervonta Davis is no exception. As he prepares for this pivotal lightweight championship bout, Roach draws a vivid parallel between himself and the legendary comic book figure, The Hulk, suggesting that his mental and physical evolution
In the world of sports, particularly in boxing, the promotion of fights often involves theatrics and dramatics that can sometimes blur the lines between entertainment and professionalism. This was on stark display during the recent press conference for the highly anticipated fight between Chris Eubank Jr. and Conor Benn, scheduled for April 26th at Tottenham
Dmitry Bivol, the current WBA light heavyweight champion, has positioned himself at a critical juncture in his boxing career. His promoter, Frank Smith, has expressed a clear preference for Bivol to engage in a rematch with the renowned Canelo Alvarez, rather than defending his title against the formidable David Benavidez. This preference raises intriguing questions
Dmitry Bivol’s recent triumph over Artur Beterbiev has reignited discussions around the light-heavyweight division and positioned Bivol as an undeniable force in boxing. With his return to the top, not only reclaiming the WBA title but also snatching the WBC, IBF, and WBO belts, he has once again asserted his dominance. As the boxing community
On a dramatic Saturday night in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Vergil Ortiz Jr. faced Israil Madrimov in a fiercely contested bout for the WBC interim junior middleweight title. Ortiz Jr. emerged victorious through a 12-round unanimous decision, with judges scoring the fight 115-113, 115-113, and 117-111 in his favor. However, a detailed analysis of the match
As the boxing world gears up for “The Last Crescendo,” billed as “The Card of the Century,” the excitement in the air is palpable. Fight week has been nothing short of chaotic, with a series of unexpected events leading to a rollercoaster of emotions and decisions that have left fans in awe. From illness to
Eddie Hearn, a prominent promoter in the boxing industry, stirred the pot during a recent press conference by showering accolades on Shakur Stevenson, likening him to the legendary Sugar Ray Leonard. While such a comparison might be appealing for promoting a fighter, it raises a plethora of questions regarding the validity and accuracy of placing
As the world of boxing turns its gaze towards Riyadh this February 22nd, excitement is palpable among fans and analysts alike. Promoter Oscar De La Hoya has stirred the pot by labeling the upcoming junior middleweight face-off between Vergil Ortiz Jr. and Israil Madrimov as “The Fight of the Year.” Scheduled to take place on
In the whirlwind that is professional boxing, discussions around fighters’ intentions often morph into sensational stories. Recently, trainer Derek ‘Bozy’ Ennis faced the media to debunk rumors about potential bouts involving his son, Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis, and notable fighters like Vergil Ortiz Jr. and Teofimo Lopez. This narrative seems to have arisen following Boots’ last