Abel Sanchez: Jacobs needs a KO or knockdown to beat Canelo

IBF middleweight champion Daniel Jacobs (35-2, 29 KOs) will be two points down on the scorecards the moment his fight starts with WBA/WBC middleweight champion Saul Canelo Alvarez (51-1-2, 35 … read more

T-Mobile Arena to host Canelo vs. Jacobs on 5/4

T-Mobile Arena will host the biggest boxing event of the year as Canelo Alvarez (50-1-2, 34 KOs) defends his WBC, WBA, Lineal and Ring Magazine Middleweight World Titles in a … read more

Can Canelo Beat Danny Jacobs, Do A Better Job On Him Than GGG Did?

Canelo Alvarez is sticking to his promise to fight the best available middleweight opposition. After taking the “easy” route to another belt with his December fight with “regular” WBA super-middleweight … read more

Danny Jacobs Has Plenty Of Options, Next Fight Likely For May

New IBF middleweight champion Danny Jacobs, now a two-time champ, has plenty of options for big fights in the coming months. In fact, world ruler Canelo Alvarez aside, it could … read more

The Middleweight Division And The Battle For Supremacy

Danny Jacobs is the latest 160 pound fighter to claim a major piece of the middleweight pie. No less than five men have won a version of the middleweight crown … read more

Danny Jacobs vs Sergey Derevyanchenko clash agreed for October/November in New York…

…vacant IBF middleweight belt will be on the line It’s more than likely that practically all fight fans will recognize the winner of the September 15 rematch clash between Gennady … read more

Danny Jacobs likely to face unbeaten Maciej Sulecki on April 28 at Barclays Centre

Danny Jacobs has had a couple of names mentioned as possible foes for his next fight, set for April 28 in New York – with Irish warrior Spike O’Sullivan being an interesting but ultimately rejected proposition. Now, according to reports via RingTV.com and ESPN.com, “The Miracle Man” is close to finalising a deal to face unbeaten Polish contender Maciej Sulecki.

Gary “Spike” O'Sullivan “in negotiations” for fight with Danny Jacobs!

In his last fight back in December, on the under-card of the Billy Joe Saunders Vs. David Lemieux fight, Ireland’s Gary “Spike” O’Sullivan picked up a most impressive win of his own. Stopping Antoine Douglas in the seventh round of a good fight, O’Sullivan set himself up for a bigger fight.

Wilder vs Ortiz, Stiverne vs Breazeale, Jacobs - November 4 promises to be a great night of boxing

There are a few big fight cards still to come this year, but the biggest year end card that will close out what has been a good year for the sport overall could well be the one we fans will get on November 4. It has been confirmed that WBC heavyweight ruler Deontay Wilder will defend his belt against Luis Ortiz, at Barclays Centre, New York, with Showtime to televise.

A seemingly guaranteed can’t-miss shoot-out between two undefeated proven punchers, Wilder is likely to get the stiffest, most testing fight of his entire career to date. Wilder is hugely confident and deserves credit for taking such a big risk. As for Cuba’s Ortiz, he too deserves credit for taking this fight when he could have simply sat and waited for his mandatory shot at the WBA title currently held by Anthony Joshua.

Danny Jacobs still believes he beat GGG, says he'll keep winning until “the public demand” a fight between he and the GGG-Canelo winner

There is no doubt Danny Jacobs, with his closer than close decision loss to feared middleweight king Gennady Golovkin, took a good amount of the fear factor from GGG. So much so that a number of fans think Canelo Alvarez will beat Golovkin in their September showdown.

Once a fight most if not all felt GGG would win, Golovkin-Canelo is now a 50-50 fight in the opinion of nearly everyone; with perhaps a slight edge perceived for the Mexican superstar. And a great deal of the reason for this swing in opinion is the Jacobs-GGG fight. Jacobs, who along with his manager Keith Connolly, in speaking with RingTV.com, said he feels GGG was beaten back in March and that fans agree.