Fighting

Ladies, gentlemen, and others: we have reached rock bottom. Jake Donovan reports that Demetrius Andrade, after seeing his potential curse cut by over 80%, has officially withdrawn from his ordered WBO interim title fight against Zach Parker. Should the WBO keep going down that path, no. 4 John Ryder will get the call instead, though

Deontay Wilder might be coming off two straight losses at the hands of Tyson Fury, but if you think he’s had enough, you’d be mistaken. So although Wilder is currently slated for his next fight to come against Robert Helenius, Wilder tells Sky Sports there’s still a chance for a fourth meeting against Tyson Fury

The world waits for official confirmation that an undisputed welterweight unification between Terence Crawford and Errol Spence is on the way, but with all signs pointing in that direction many in the boxing world are giving their impressions of the matchup. Here we have former junior middleweight titleholder Sadam Ali who has some past experience

Tyson Fury says he will not be fighting Anthony Joshua on Dec. 3, as he had set a hard deadline for today at 5 pm BST, which has come and gone. Fury posted to his Instagram story that negotiations are over, and the deal is off the table. “Well guys, it’s official, D-Day has come

Floyd Mayweather’s next exhibition may be set, with YouTuber Deji — the younger brother of KSI — sharing a fight poster that says they’ll meet in an exhibition on Sunday, Nov. 13, from Dubai. You’ll note this is not part of the “MF x DAZN’ series that KSI runs with Wasserman and DAZN, but a

Rankings go up on Mondays. There’s nothing much happening this coming week, so the next update will be in two weeks. Ranked fights the next two weeks: Middleweight: (4) Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn, Oct. 8 Middleweight: (6) Carlos Adames vs Juan Macias Montiel, Oct. 8 Middleweight: (10) Felix Cash vs Connor Coyle, Oct.

Joe Joyce picked up the interim WBO heavyweight title on Saturday in Manchester, stopping Joseph Parker in the 11th round of a really good heavyweight battle between two legitimate contenders. Joyce (15-0, 14 KO) has his sights mainly set on facing Oleksandr Usyk next, as Usyk holds not just the WBO title but also the

Find out why professionals are using BoxBandz Another week of boxing is in the books, and we had plenty going on even if there was no Super Mega Fight. We saw Shakur Stevenson miss weight and win. We saw Joe Joyce establish himself as a top contender. We saw Maxi Hughes do it again. We saw

Floyd Mayweather’s second exhibition for RIZIN went a little longer than the first time around, but he still stepped on the gas and knocked out Mikuru Asakura at the end of the second round. Asakura, 30, gave his best effort, landing a couple decent body shots from the southpaw stance in the first round, and

Josh Warrington will defend his IBF featherweight title against mandatory challenger Luis Alberto Lopez, with Warrington having home field advantage for the fight on Dec. 10 in Leeds, England. Warrington vs Lopez will air live on DAZN. Warrington (31-1-1, 8 KO) vacated the IBF title instead of taking a mandatory rematch with Kid Galahad, which

Floyd Mayweather returns to the ring tonight from Saitama, Japan, taking on MMA fighter Mikuru Asakura in an exhibition boxing bout at the RIZIN 38 MMA event at Saitama Super Arena. Mayweather, 45, has made some money trotting the globe for these exhibitions since retiring from competitive boxing seemingly for good in 2017. This will

Podcast listeners heard Scott Christ and me despairing earlier this week over upcoming October weekends with no televised boxing. It appears we panicked too soon, because Triller stepped in to fill at least one gap on the calendar with an October 22nd live show and FITE broadcast called ‘LINEAGE OF GREATNESS II’. The show happens

Floyd Mayweather will return to exhibition action on Saturday night U.S. time, facing Mikuru Asakura in a bout from Saitama Super Arena in Japan. Here’s how you can watch the show. If you’re in the United States, the the exhibition fight is available on pay-per-view for a cost of $29.99, through traditional cable and satellite.

Shakur Stevenson returns to action tonight to face Robson Conceicao in an ESPN main event from Newark, N.J., but the fight has admittedly lost some luster as of yesterday. Stevenson missed weight on Friday, so the WBC and WBO junior lightweight titles are on the line for Conceicao only. All the same, we’ll be here,

DAZN has officially revealed the undercard for Chris Eubank Jr’s October 8th clash with Conor Benn, which includes a number of familiar British faces like Felix Cash, Galal Yafai, Harlem Eubank, Ellie Scotney, Lyndon Arthur, and Shannon Courtenay. Cash (15-0, 10 KO) takes what looks to be a decent-sized step back against Connor Coyle (17-0,

Top Rank promoter Bob Arum chats with Fight Hype about the future of Shakur Stevenson as he heads into this weekend’s fight, before taking questions about the much talked about fight between Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis and Ryan Garcia. Now obviously a fight between Tank and Garcia has yet to be formally announced, but both fighters

Shakur Stevenson is set to defend his WBC and WBO junior lightweight titles in a Friday night main event on ESPN, where he’ll face Robson Conceicao. The two met up for today’s final presser, and their stare down photo op got just a little bit heated, with plenty of talking between the two of them

DAZN have officially announced that last Saturday’s third fight between Canelo Alvarez and Gennadiy Golovkin “saw a global audience in the millions, with more than 1.06 million buys generated worldwide including PPV and DAZN subscriptions.” To be extremely clear here, because sometimes people see a number and stop reading to go yell on social media: