In late January, boxing enthusiasts are set to witness a thrilling showdown as Errol Spence (28-1, 22 KOs) steps back into the ring after an arduous 18-month hiatus to face the WBC/WBO junior middleweight champion, Sebastian Fundora (21-1-1, 13 KOs). This highly anticipated match is slated to take place in Arlington, Texas, likely at either
Edgar Berlanga, the rising star of boxing with an impressive record of 22 wins (17 by knockout) and only one loss, finds himself at a pivotal moment in his professional career. With one optional fight left in his contract with Matchroom Boxing, Berlanga is faced with a significant decision. He articulated that this fight could
Anthony Joshua’s clash with Daniel Dubois at Wembley Stadium was highly anticipated, a bout that could redefine the heavyweight boxing landscape. However, as the dust settles on this encounter, it is clear that the fight was laden with controversies and miscalculations that led to Joshua’s downfall. Eddie Hearn, Joshua’s promoter, voiced his dissatisfaction not only
In the high-octane world of professional boxing, rivalries and disputes are as prevalent as the matches themselves. Recently, a heated exchange between promoter Eddie Hearn and former champion Devin Haney sent shockwaves through the boxing community. The clash not only highlighted the intense emotions surrounding the sport but also exposed the complexities of relationships within
David Benavidez, a boxer with an impressive record of 29 wins (24 by knockout), remains undeterred in his ambition to face the Mexican superstar Canelo Alvarez. His aspirations hinge on a future victory that could see him capturing the undisputed light heavyweight championship by defeating the upcoming clash between Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol. Despite
The heavyweight boxing scene has always been a dynamic and thrilling platform where athletes can showcase their prowess and battle for glory. The legacies of British heavyweights Lennox Lewis and Anthony Joshua serve as powerful narratives in this arena, highlighting the challenges and triumphs that define a champion’s journey. In 1994, Lennox Lewis reignited the
Dillian Whyte, a name long recognized in the heavyweight boxing scene, is eager to reclaim his rightful place at the top of the division—a goal he expresses with unyielding determination. Despite never having claimed a world championship title, Whyte’s conviction seems unwavering: he not only believes he is capable of defeating established fighters such as
Joseph Parker, the former WBO heavyweight champion, is eagerly eyeing a bout against current IBF titleholder Daniel Dubois. The New Zealand boxer is not just itching for this fight; he is adamant about his ability to knock out his opponent should the bout take place. Parker’s promoter, David Higgins, recently expressed Parker’s fervor for this
Anthony Joshua’s recent setback against Daniel Dubois has sparked discussions about his future in heavyweight boxing. Despite experiencing a bitter defeat, Joshua remains undeterred in his ambition to reclaim the heavyweight crown. The fight, which ended in a knockout, showcased the brutal nature of the sport, yet it also highlighted Joshua’s determination to bounce back
Jaime Munguia, a name that’s become synonymous with the upper echelons of professional boxing, is set to face Ronald Gavril on December 14th in Tijuana, Mexico. With a record of 44 wins and only one loss, accompanied by 35 knockouts, Munguia is not a contender to be taken lightly. This fight marks his fourth bout
As the heavyweight boxing scene continues to evolve, promoter Eddie Hearn has suggested that Anthony Joshua bide his time in anticipation of the upcoming rematch between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk, scheduled for December 21st. This pivotal bout could shape the future of the division and potentially lead to a highly-anticipated showdown between Joshua and
Anthony Joshua’s recent defeat to Daniel Dubois has sparked debates regarding the future of one of boxing’s most recognized figures. Although Joshua faced a challenging fifth-round knockout in their match for the IBF title, his response has been one of optimism. Declaring that he has “a lot more” to give, Joshua refuted any notions of
The heavyweight boxing landscape is once again dominated by the unsettling question of whether we’ve seen the last of two titans of the ring: Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder. These once-great champions, known for their explosive punching power and magnetic presence, have recently faced overwhelming setbacks in their careers. Their legacies, once shaping the narrative
The heavyweight boxing landscape has always been a tumultuous one, characterized by seismic shifts and dramatic upsets. Recent events have further illustrated this volatility, particularly with Daniel Dubois’ stunning fifth-round knockout of Anthony Joshua—a fight that could redefine the trajectory of both their careers. Dubois not only secured a significant victory but also positioned himself
In the world of professional boxing, each fight serves as both an opportunity and a challenge. For Anthony Joshua, a former heavyweight champion with an impressive record, the recent bout against Daniel Dubois marked a critical juncture in his career. Joshua, who has been described as a formidable boxer, fell short due to a combination