Dmitry Bivol, the reigning king of the light-heavyweight division, has once again etched his name in boxing history with a stunning victory over Artur Beterbiev. After avenging his only loss, Bivol reclaimed his WBA title alongside the WBC, IBF, and WBO belts, solidifying his status as one of the premier fighters of his generation. The
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In a much-anticipated bout, Vergil Ortiz Jr., the WBC interim junior middleweight champion with an impressive record of 23 wins and 21 knockouts, faced off against Israil Madrimov on Saturday night in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The match unfolded over 12 hard-fought rounds that saw Ortiz claiming a unanimous decision victory. However, the match was not
As we draw nearer to “The Last Crescendo,” expectations swirl around this fight card labeled “The Card of the Century.” Fans and pundits alike are deeply invested in this monumental event that promises explosive matchups and dramatic narratives. In a world fraught with disappointment from postponed events and canceled matches, this card stands out as
In the realm of boxing, comparisons to legendary fighters often evoke both admiration and skepticism. Recently, promoter Eddie Hearn drew parallels between rising star Shakur Stevenson and the iconic Sugar Ray Leonard during a press conference promoting Stevenson’s bout against Josh Padley in Riyadh. While Hearn’s effusive praise aims to elevate Stevenson’s profile, it opens
As the boxing world holds its breath for the highly anticipated junior middleweight clash between Vergil Ortiz Jr. and Israil Madrimov in Riyadh, excitement is palpable. Oscar De La Hoya, a prominent promoter and former champion, has boldly declared this matchup as a potential “Fight of the Year” contender. Scheduled for February 22nd, Ortiz Jr.
The world of boxing is often inundated with rumors, speculation, and half-truths that can engulf even the most promising fighters. A recent discussion surrounding Jaron “Boots” Ennis and his potential fights against notable opponents such as Vergil Ortiz Jr. and Teofimo Lopez has brought these issues to the forefront. Ennis’ trainer, Derek “Bozy” Ennis, has
The boxing world is gearing up for an electrifying rematch as Dmitry Bivol and Artur Beterbiev prepare to square off on February 22nd in Riyadh. The first encounter, which took place last October, left fans with a plethora of questions, particularly regarding the punching power attributed to Beterbiev, the unified light heavyweight champion. As Bivol
Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis, the reigning IBF welterweight champion, is channeling his inner “Mr. Catchabody” in preparation for a pivotal unification bout against the WBA’s 147-pound champion on April 12 at Atlantic City’s Boardwalk Hall. This high-stakes match, which will air live on DAZN, represents a critical juncture in the young fighter’s career. With an impressive
Dmitry Bivol stands at a crucial crossroads in his boxing career as he prepares for a highly anticipated rematch against Artur Beterbiev on February 22nd. The bout, set in Riyadh, comes after their closely contested encounter last October, where Bivol, then undefeated, faced the formidable power of Beterbiev. With a professional record of 23 wins
Francis Ngannou, the Cameroonian powerhouse previously reigning in the world of mixed martial arts (MMA), is transforming the combat sports landscape with bold ambitions in boxing. Despite an underwhelming record of 0-2 as a professional boxer, Ngannou’s resolve to continue his boxing journey remains unwavering. His recent bouts against boxing luminaries Tyson Fury and Anthony
In an era where social consciousness and activism have become integral parts of many social discussions, one might expect sports, particularly boxing, to reflect these values positively. Yet, the dark clouds of longstanding ignorance and racism seem more prevalent than ever. An alarming trend has emerged where such sentiments bubble up, no longer confined to
In the realm of professional boxing, fighters often stake their reputations not only on the matches they take but also on the ones they decline. Recently, Xander Zayas, a promising 22-year-old Puerto Rican boxer, claimed that he was offered a chance to face WBC interim junior middleweight champion Vergil Ortiz Jr. for a high-profile bout