David Morrell’s upcoming light heavyweight bout against Imam Khataev on July 12th is shaping up to be a critical juncture in his boxing journey. After tasting defeat for the first time against David Benavidez earlier this year, Morrell recognizes the stakes are higher than ever. The fight, scheduled at the Louis Armstrong Stadium and broadcast
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Edgar Berlanga’s psychological approach toward his upcoming fight with Hamzah Sheeraz reflects a classic case of mental bravado, but one that might be dangerously misplaced. Berlanga claims “mentally, I already beat him,” likening Sheeraz to Canelo Alvarez, as if overcoming Sheeraz is tantamount to conquering boxing royalty. While confidence is indeed a vital trait for
Saturday night’s cruiserweight clash between Jake Paul and Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. was one of those events that promised much more than it delivered. Despite a packed Honda Center in Anaheim and the coveted platform of DAZN PPV, the bout failed to captivate. The crowd and paying viewers expected a thrilling, hard-fought battle, but what
Christian Mbilli’s explosive first-round technical knockout of Maciej Sulecki at the Centre Videotron wasn’t just a win—it was a statement. Mhilli decisively dismantled Sulecki, a seasoned veteran, in a display of speed, power, and aggression. From the opening bell, Mbilli imposed his will, relentlessly pursuing Sulecki and landing a succession of brutal punches that culminated
Jake Paul’s entry into professional boxing at the dawn of 2020 was met with skepticism and, frankly, outright ridicule from many traditional boxing fans and purists. After all, here was a social media personality turned boxer, stepping into a sport defined by decades of tradition and hard-earned skill. Yet, over the past five years, Paul’s
Since its inception in the mid-1980s, the super-middleweight division, defined by the 168-pound weight limit, has become a haven for some of boxing’s most extraordinary talents. This category has evolved into a battleground richly filled with dynamic fighting styles, from hard-hitting brawlers to masterful technicians, giving fans a unique blend of talent and entertainment. Icons
On June 25, 2005, the boxing world held its breath as two luminaries prepared to clash at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City. Arturo Gatti and Floyd Mayweather were matched in what was touted as “Thunder & Lightning,” a conflict expected to encapsulate the essence of boxing. Here you had Gatti, the embodiment of resilience and
The world of boxing is undeniably dynamic, where the importance of undercards can rival that of the main event itself. The announcement made by Turki Alalshikh regarding the inclusion of a match between Jared Anderson and Jarrell “Big Baby” Miller on the undercard of the highly anticipated Canelo Alvarez versus Terence Crawford bout is a
Boxing is an art form, a dance between skilled fighters maneuvering their way through a complex tapestry of styles, strengths, and strategies. As the highly anticipated showdown between WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson and undefeated challenger William Zepeda approaches, fans and analysts alike are abuzz with excitement. This bout promises not only to showcase two
Deontay Wilder, boxing’s charismatic powerhouse, is poised to step back into the ring, igniting a buzz that echoes throughout the sport. Scheduled for a fight against Tyrrell Herndon on June 27 in Wichita, Kansas, Wilder’s triumphant return has the boxing world on high alert. Known for his brutal knockout ability and explosive fighting style, Wilder,
As both a former fighter and current trainer, Jamie Moore finds himself navigating a complex emotional landscape regarding Manny Pacquiao’s decision to step back into the boxing ring at the age of 46. Unlike many individuals who have only admiration for Pacquiao, Moore’s perspective is punctuated by professional stakes, particularly due to his role as
In the realm of boxing, the synthesis of great fighters often results in captivating dialogues that transcend mere statistics and accolades. A recent episode of the boxing podcast “All The Smoke” saw two iconic figures, Roy Jones Jr. and Andre Ward, delve into the enchanting world of dream matchups—hypothetical bouts that never materialized but tantalize