In the heart of Queens, New York, the atmosphere before the anticipated super middleweight showdown between Edgar Berlanga and Hamzah Sheeraz crackled with tension. As both fighters faced off at the kick-off press conference, Berlanga, the Brooklyn native with a reputation for explosive power and charisma, leaned into his opponent’s personal space, sending a clear
Boxing
Dillian Whyte, the once formidable contender in the heavyweight boxing division, embodies the unwavering tenacity of an athlete striving to reclaim lost glory. At 37, while many argue he is past his prime, Whyte remains adamant about his relevance in the sport. This stubborn optimism is often viewed as either courageous or delusional, depending on
Deontay Wilder, the former WBC heavyweight champion with a legendary punching power, is gearing up for a pivotal return to the boxing ring next month. Scheduled to face Tyrrell Herndon, Wilder’s upcoming match signifies much more than just a return; it is a crossroads in his storied career. Having faced setbacks and challenges, Wilder finds
Daniel Dubois is rapidly emerging as one of the most intriguing figures in heavyweight boxing, especially with his upcoming clash against Oleksandr Usyk scheduled for July 19th. After a contentious first meeting that left Dubois feeling robbed of a legitimate victory, he is prepared to unleash a storm of aggression in search of revenge and
In the unpredictable world of heavyweight boxing, resilience can often be the deciding factor between a fighter remaining relevant or fading into obscurity. Zhilei Zhang, a 42-year-old Chinese heavyweight, recently experienced the stark realities of this sport. After suffering a crushing defeat at the hands of Agit Kabayel—a fight where he was rendered breathless and
Nick Ball has quickly established himself as one of the most electrifying figures in the featherweight division. With a striking record of 22 wins, one draw, and 13 knockouts, this British warrior embodies the spirit of relentless aggression and unparalleled work ethic. In a boxing landscape where fighters often shy away from edgy engagements, Ball
As the boxing world gears up for yet another thrilling night at the super-featherweight division, the excitement surrounding the upcoming showdown between Anthony Cacace and Leigh Wood is palpable. Both fighters have officially clocked in at an impressive 129.8 pounds during the weigh-in, showcasing their readiness to engage in this highly-anticipated bout. Not only does
This past Sunday, the boxing world was captivated as Naoya Inoue showcased his mastery against Mexico’s Ramon Cardenas in an electrifying matchup in Las Vegas. However, excitement doesn’t end there, as all eyes are set on Tokyo, Japan, this coming Sunday for an equally epic rematch in the junior bantamweight division. The atmosphere is alive
On May 7, 2005, boxing fans bore witness to an epic clash that would etch itself into the annals of combat sports forever—Diego Corrales vs. Jose Luis Castillo. This was not merely a bout; it was a pulsating war that left those in attendance at Las Vegas’s Mandalay Bay arena unprepared for the spectacle of
This Saturday night, an electrifying encounter unfolds in Nottingham, pitting super-featherweight gladiators Leigh Wood and Anthony Cacace against each other. Enthusiasts and analysts alike are buzzing with anticipation, as this clash has all the hallmarks of a potential Fight of the Year candidate. It’s not every day that boxing fans are treated to a match
In a stunning display of raw talent and resilience, Naoya Inoue faced off against the determined Ramon Cardenas in Las Vegas last night—an event that restored life to a boxing weekend otherwise marred by mediocrity. With numerous lackluster matches setting unflattering records for minimal punch activity earlier in the weekend, fight fans were desperate for
Boxing enthusiasts often live for the electrifying moments that encapsulate the sport—an adrenaline rush from powerful punches, dramatic knockouts, and nail-biting finishes. Recently, however, this ideal was shattered during two highly publicized events in Times Square, New York, and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Fans had braced themselves for an unforgettable weekend of boxing, but instead found