Emerging in the promotional whirl of the mid-1980s, the super-middleweight division, defined by its 168-pound limit, has evolved into one of boxing’s most thrilling weight classes. It’s not merely the size that comports the action, but also the incredible talents it has attracted, enabling the rise of fighting styles that showcase both brute force and
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The bout between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Arturo Gatti stands out in the boxing archives not merely as a contest of physical prowess but as an exhibition that showcased the gulf between mechanical precision and the heart of a seasoned warrior. Held at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, this matchup was framed as “Thunder &
The world of professional boxing is undergoing a seismic shift as it adapts to the demands of the modern sports consumer. Turki Alalshikh recently made headlines with his announcement to include the highly anticipated matchup between Jared Anderson and Jarrell ‘Big Baby’ Miller on the undercard for the Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford fight scheduled
While many boxing enthusiasts categorize Shakur Stevenson as a technically superior boxer rather than a formidable knockout artist, recent performances suggest a more complex narrative. With a record that boasts 11 stoppages out of 23 victories, Stevenson has managed to surprise skeptics who label him as just a slick boxer. His ability to bring down
The boxing world is tinged with excitement as Deontay Wilder gears up for his highly anticipated comeback on June 27 in Wichita, Kansas. This return is not just about stepping back into the ring; it symbolizes a chance for Wilder to reclaim his status as a formidable force in heavyweight boxing. As he prepares for
The sporting world often experiences great comebacks that capture the collective imagination, yet veterans like Manny Pacquiao stepping into the ring at an age when most have long hung up their gloves raises eyebrows. At 46, Pacquiao’s planned resurgence against the younger Mario Barrios invites critical discussions not just about the fight itself, but about
In the vast universe of boxing, few platforms resonate as strongly as the celebrated podcast “All The Smoke,” helmed by dual Olympic gold medalist and former light heavyweight champion Andre Ward. Recently, this captivating space welcomed another titan of the sport, Roy Jones Jr., making for a momentous occasion fostering profound discussions about the legends
In a dramatic turn of events leading up to what should have been a defining moment in professional boxing, former WBO lightweight champion Keyshawn Davis made headlines for all the wrong reasons. By weighing in over four pounds above the limit prior to his scheduled fight against Edwin De Los Santos, Davis not only compromised
Richardson Hitchins, the reigning IBF light welterweight champion, is adamant about rejecting any descriptors that undermine his fighting spirit, particularly the term “runner.” This proclamation emerged just before his highly anticipated bout against George Kambosos Jr., a former lightweight champion, scheduled to air on DAZN. Hitchins’ vocal dismissal of the label is not merely a
On June 14th, the lights will shine brightly at The Theater at Madison Square Garden, illuminating one of boxing’s compelling matchups: Richardson Hitchins vs. George Kambosos Jr. This fight is layered with personal motivations, public scrutiny, and a clash of fighting styles that promises to be anything but mundane. As Hitchins prepares to defend his