In a surprising twist this week, British boxing promoter Frank Warren announced that veteran heavyweight Dillian Whyte will not participate in the anticipated matchup featuring Fabio Wardley and Justis Huni. Instead, Whyte has chosen to prioritize a “big fight” that suddenly emerged, stirring excitement and speculation among fans and analysts alike. The decision has raised
Keyshawn Davis, an unbeaten fighter with a record of 13 wins and 9 knockouts, is one of boxing’s most promising talents. As he prepares to defend his WBO lightweight title against Edwin De Los Santos on June 7 at the Scope Arena in Norfolk, Virginia, his focus seems to be misplaced. Rather than discussing the
Teofimo Lopez, once heralded as boxing’s next great superstar, is now the subject of bewilderment and concern within the sport’s community. Bob Arum, a veteran promoter, recently expressed his disbelief over Lopez’s decision to decline a lucrative offer for a winnable fight against Devin Haney. This refusal has raised eyebrows, not just for its financial
The boxing world is in a state of mourning as Vasiliy Lomachenko, widely regarded as one of the most brilliant technical boxers of his generation, has announced his retirement at the age of 37. This decision marks the end of a captivating era for a fighter known for his multifaceted skill set and unparalleled fight
Vasyl Lomachenko’s retirement from boxing signifies not just the end of his illustrious career, but also the closure of a remarkable chapter in the annals of modern sports. The Ukrainian southpaw, renowned for his extraordinary technical prowess, took to Facebook to express his gratitude for the journey he embarked upon from humble beginnings to becoming
The world of boxing is rife with shifting dynamics, and few stories encapsulate this better than the saga of Canelo Alvarez. Once considered an indomitable force, recent analyses suggest his hunger for competition may have faded. Tim Tszyu’s observations present a provocative viewpoint: Alvarez, who has long been a mainstay at the pinnacle of boxing,
Richardson Hitchins, the IBF light welterweight champion, finds himself at a pivotal moment in his career. Standing at an impressive 19-0 with 7 knockouts, Hitchins is attempting to balance ambition with reality as he gears up for a title defense against George Kambosos Jr. on June 14th. This fight, which he is promoting to the
In the realm of professional boxing, the notion of “pound-for-pound” champions often highlights fighters who transcend their weight classes through sheer skill and determination. Two such luminaries are Japan’s Naoya Inoue and the American Gervonta “Tank” Davis. Both athletes have earned their spots on numerous pound-for-pound lists, but the disparity in their weight classes—Inoue at
In a heartfelt announcement that resonated with boxing enthusiasts globally, Kosei Tanaka, the acclaimed Japanese boxer, has officially announced his retirement. Known for his explosive style and remarkable achievements within the sport, Tanaka’s decision stems from a series of pressing eye injuries that have plagued him during his career. As a four-division world champion, Tanaka’s
Last night, Oliver McCall, the 60-year-old former WBC heavyweight champion, faced off against Carlos Reyes in what can only be described as a surprising encounter at the Texas Troubadour Theatre in Nashville, Tennessee. The matchup concluded in a six-round draw, with scores revealing a split decision: 58-56 in favor of McCall, 58-56 for Reyes, and