In the realm of professional boxing, every detail, from fighter preparation to referee decisions, plays a crucial role in shaping outcomes. Yet, one often underappreciated factor is the size of the ring itself. The recent decision to reduce the ring size to 18 feet for the upcoming WBC super middleweight eliminator between Edgar Berlanga and
Edgar Berlanga
Hamzah Sheeraz stands on the cusp of a pivotal juncture in his career. With an undefeated record of 21 wins, including 17 knockouts, he’s poised for his first major debut in the United States—a territory where boxing legends are born and reputations are cemented. His upcoming bout against Edgar Berlanga is more than just a
Oscar De La Hoya, once a legendary fighter and now a major promoter under Golden Boy Promotions, continues to demonstrate a knack for igniting drama within the boxing world. Far from fading into retirement with a quiet legacy, De La Hoya remains an active spark plug in the sport’s promotional circus, often by creating or
The atmosphere crackled with tension as Edgar Berlanga and Hamzah Sheeraz faced off during the kick-off press conference for their highly anticipated super middleweight bout scheduled for July 12th at Queens’ Louis Armstrong Stadium. What transpired was more than just a typical stare-down; it was a psychological showdown that revealed the intricate dynamics of confidence,
Tomorrow’s press conference on May 15th at the Palladium Times Square in New York City not only marks the launch of promotions for an electrifying doubleheader but also stirs up conversations about the psychological dynamics of fight promotions. Scheduled for July 12th, this card features a high-profile matchup between Edgar Berlanga and Hamzah Sheeraz, alongside
The boxing world is buzzing with the recent announcement from Ring Magazine about an unconventional matchmaking strategy for an upcoming fight card in New York City. Scheduled for July 12th, the event features two significant fights: Edgar Berlanga versus Hamzah Sheeraz and Shakur Stevenson clashing with William Zepeda. While both bouts are labeled co-features, there
On July 12th, boxing enthusiasts will have their eyes set on a highly-anticipated card in New York City featuring four noteworthy fights: Edgar Berlanga takes on Hamzah Sheeraz, Shakur Stevenson faces William Zepeda, Alberto Puello is set to battle Subriel Matias, and David Morrell goes up against Imam Khataev. Despite the event being organized under
In the world of professional boxing, few things are as enticing and contentious as the pursuit of power, recognition, and lucrative payday agreements. Edgar Berlanga (23-1, 18 KOs), the 27-year-old Brooklyn contender, recently underscored his ambitions via social media by provocatively stating his disinterest in fighting Caleb Plant (23-2, 14 KOs). By declaring himself the
Edgar Berlanga’s determination to secure high-profile bouts in the boxing world is unmistakable. With aspirations centered around a future rematch with Canelo Alvarez, Berlanga has earmarked Jaime Munguia, Jermall Charlo, and Caleb Plant as his stepping stones. While his ambition is commendable, there are underlying concerns regarding the rationale behind these choices, especially in terms
In a gripping showdown on Saturday night at the Caribe Royale in Orlando, Florida, Austin “Ammo” Williams secured a unanimous decision victory over Patrice Volny. With a record now standing at 18-1, including 12 knockouts, Williams displayed what could be termed a “blue-collar” mentality in the ring. Despite the fight being broadcasted as the main
Tonight’s boxing card in Orlando is a crucible for Austin ‘Ammo’ Williams as he squares off against Patrice Volny in what promises to be a gripping twelve-round main event. With a record of 17 wins and 1 loss, Williams is seeking to re-establish himself after a stinging knockout defeat last year. The pressure on him
The boxing world is abuzz with Edgar Berlanga’s decision to step away from Matchroom and explore the often treacherous waters of free agency. Promoter Eddie Hearn has voiced concerns, calling this move a potentially catastrophic miscalculation for the young super middleweight. At 27 years old with a record of 22 wins and just one loss,
In the ever-evolving landscape of professional boxing, the relationship between fighters and their promoters can often resemble a cage match itself, full of tension, misunderstandings, and sometimes backhanded blows. Edgar Berlanga (22-1, 17 KOs) recently unleashed his dissatisfaction with promoter Eddie Hearn, accusing him of mishandling his career trajectory and preventing a grand opportunity against
Edgar Berlanga is at a critical crossroads in his boxing career, poised to transition into a new chapter that promises bigger paydays and greater recognition. As he steps into the ring against Jonathan Gonzalez-Ortiz on March 15th, Berlanga’s objective is crystal clear: he intends to “look like a star.” It’s not just about winning the
Edgar Berlanga’s journey through the world of professional boxing has taken an intriguing turn as he gears up for his upcoming match against Jonathan Gonzalez-Ortiz. Scheduled for March 15th at the Caribe Royale in Orlando, Florida, the fight will not only serve as a confidence booster for Berlanga but also test his ability to adapt