The latest boxing interviews from boxers all over the world
Burley Brooks of Dallas, trained by Derrick James, turned pro back in March of 2019. Brooks won his first six fights, yet he was carrying a hand injury.
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Mike Tyson to Forbes: “He is truly right, he is the face of boxing,” Tyson said. “But that’s because Ryan Garcia is the draw.
Teofimo Lopez may soon be making an official apology. If not, the anger over the things the former lightweight champ said when speaking with Punsh Drunk Boxing will only intensify.
Former WBU super featherweight champ and all-round, face-anyone warrior Angel Manfredy sure had one heck of a colourful career. Never in a dull fight, win, lose or draw, the man from Gary, Indiana fought, as the saying goes, ’em all.
Back in the 1980s, Doug DeWitt was one of the toughest, most durable middleweights around. The hardened warrior from Yonkers was not that hard to hit, but he sure was hard to hurt, much less knock out.
“It’s always Macho Time!” bellowed Hector Camacho Junior upon agreeing to speak with this website.
Indeed, it will always be Macho Time for the millions of fans of the former multi-weight champ who added so much flamboyance, style, excitement and, yes, greatness to the sport during the 1980s and 1990s.
36 year old former amateur boxer Adrian Clark of Dallas is making, and has been making, moves designed to greatly assist fighters.
Not every fighter can be a world champion, but Chicago’s Vinson Durham sure knows all about stepping into the ring with world champions.
The 2021 Florida Boxing Hall of Fame inductee Orlando Cuellar has trained several former world champions and world title challengers throughout his forty-plus year career, including but limited to Glen Johnson, Antonio Tarver, Juan Carlos Gómez, Nicholas Walters, Odlanier Solís, Erislandy Lara, Ricardo Cordoba, among others.