JERMELL CHARLO “My brother and I have been doing this a long time. Austin Trout has done … continue
Austin Trout (31-4, 17 KOs), the former super welterweight world champion, is headed to Los Angeles today … continue
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Jermell Charlo says he’s not interested in moving up to 160 to start campaigning at middleweight. WBC … continue
Unbeaten super welterweight world champion Jermell Charlo has arrived in Los Angeles ahead of his upcoming showdown … continue
Richard Schaefer Thank you so much for being on today’s call. Very excited to have all the … continue
Unbeaten super welterweight world champion Jermell Charlo and former world champion Austin Trout went face-to-face Tuesday as … continue
The 154-pound division continues to heat up as undefeated world champion Jermell Charlo defends his belt against … continue
Kell Brook faces the most important fight of his entire career, taking on Sergey Rabchenko in a … continue
WBA Super Welterweight World Champion Erislandy Lara knocked down previously unbeaten Terrell Gausha en route to a 12-round unanimous decision in the main event of SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING Saturday on SHOWTIME at Barclays Center.
The Premier Boxing Champions event featured three world title fights in the stacked 154-pound division, a lineup including five fighters ranked in the top 10, and four in the top five.
A tantalizing junior middleweight championship matchup between Jermell Charlo and Erickson Lubin might as well be the main event on Showtime’s Tripleheader this Saturday. Both Americans are undefeated, Charlo entering his prime and Lubin isn’t far off considering Erickson just turned 22 at the beginning of October. Nowadays (generally speaking) it’s a rarity for young fighters to risk losing their ‘0’ this early in a promising career. It’s a breath of fresh air so let’s hope the media and fans appreciate it instead of downgrading one of them at the end. Especially if it’s Erickson, a phenom who is taking a major step up in class challenging Jermell for his 154-pound strap.