According to ESPN’s Mike Coppinger, former heavyweight titleholder Deontay Wilder will climb back into the ring on June 27, taking on Tyrrell Herndon in a 10-round bout — not in Vegas, not at MSG, not even in Alabama — but in Wichita, Kansas.
DAZN just took the wheel. No more waiting around for promoters to stop bickering. No more bouncing between platforms to catch one decent fight a month.
Saul Alvarez is defending his belts again. This time, it’s against unbeaten William Scull on May 3rd live on DAZN. You’d think Cinco de Mayo would land the fight in Mexico, maybe LA or Vegas.
Skye Nicolson rocked up thinking she was about to stroll through a coronation. Home crowd, main event slot, shiny WBC strap up for grabs — perfect stage to go 13-0, yeah?
George Kambosos Jr dragged himself through a bloody scrap with Jake Wyllie – a guy who was literally in the crowd with a ticket six days ago – and somehow decided now’s the right time to call out Richardson Hitchins.
From Spectator to Headliner in Less Than a Week: Jake Wyllie was supposed to be watching George Kambosos Jr fight from the stands.
According to Sky Sports, Oleksandr Usyk might grace Daniel Dubois with another beating, with Wembley Stadium being hyped up as the venue.
Keith Thurman didn’t waste time shaking off the rust—he flattened Aussie hopeful Brock Jarvis in three rounds.
If you were at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino last night, you got your money’s worth.
Natasha Jonas and Lauren Price (photo: Lawrence Lustig/Boxxer) successfully weighed in ahead of their undisputed welterweight world title fight, headlining a historic all-women’s boxing event at London’s iconic Royal Albert Hall this Friday night.