Boxing News

Keyshawn Davis, a 21-year-old lightweight, has decided to keep his Olympic flame burning and will wait to turn pro until after the 2021 Games.

By Dan Ambrose: Former IBF/WBA/WBO heavyweight champion Andy Ruiz Jr. is receiving positive words from his perspective trainer Eddy Reynoso about him being willing to take on the job as his new trainer. Reynoso says he w...

By Chris Williams: Roy Jones Jr. at 51-years-old is looking faster than his student Chris Eubank Jr. in them training together. The 30-year-old Eubank Jr. (29-2, 22 KOs) posted a video clip on social media on Monday show...

By Jeff Aronow: Amir Khan is still hoping to face Manny Pacquiao once the sport comes back after the pandemic ends. Khan (34-5, 21 K.O.s) wants to stage the fight against WBA welterweight champion Pacquiao (62-7-2, 39 K....

By Greg Houghton: Amid the madness that the whole world is going through right now, it's imperative to have something to look forward to when we return to normal life, whatever that will look like. What looks likely in t...

A unification fight between lightweight champion Vasiliy Lomachenko and titlist Teofimo Lopez is a must-see, while Joseph Diaz Jr. is making waves at junior lightweight.

Two standouts can be found at 118 and 115, but don't think they have their positions on lock.

Will Gary Russell Jr. unify belts in 2020? How good is Emanuel Navarrete at 122 pounds?

Josh Warrington is the latest guest on Matchroom Boxing’s new podcast, ‘The Lockdown Tapes,’ and he said he is still ticking over as he hopes to meet WBA Featherweight king Can Xu in a unification clash when boxing...

By Allan Fox: Caleb Plant says he would give Daniel Jacobs a boxing lesson if they were to ever fight, but he doesn’t see the two of them ever facing each other. Although Plant states that he would “love” to fight ...

By Charles Brun: Eddie Hearn USED Dillian Whyte as a test fighter against other heavyweights, according to Gerry Cooney. He thinks that Hearn should have given Whyte (27-1, 18 KOs) a shot at a world title a long time ago...

By Sean Jones: Canelo Alvarez is fortunate that he’s fighting in this era at 160 and 168 rather than the 1980s, which would have forced him to mix with incredibly talented opposition. In this era, Canelo’s only real ...