The super-middleweight division, weighing in at 168 pounds, emerged onto the boxing scene in the mid-1980s, revolutionizing how we perceive fighting classes. Distinct for its blend of power and skill, this category has birthed an array of unforgettable fighters—from speedsters to heavy-hitters—each leaving their indelible mark. However, what truly sets the 168-pound division apart isn’t
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On June 25, 2005, boxing enthusiasts gathered at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City for what was expected to be a monumental clash between two iconic fighters: Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Arturo Gatti. The fight was marketed with the term “Thunder & Lightning,” a hype-filled tagline suggesting an electrifying encounter. However, as fans soon learned, the
As the boxing world gears up for the highly anticipated showdown between Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford on September 13th, the spotlight shifts to the undercard, where plans for supporting matches are crucial. Promoter Turki Alalshikh recently announced the potential inclusion of Jarrell ‘Big Baby’ Miller facing off against Jared Anderson, a matchup that has
In the world of professional boxing, the anticipation surrounding matchups often hinges on more than just the boxers’ win-loss records. The upcoming clash between WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson and the relentless William Zepeda exemplifies how contrasting styles can create a palpable tension leading up to the fight. This July 12 showdown at Louis Armstrong
Deontay Wilder, widely regarded as one of the hardest hitters in boxing history, is set to re-enter the ring on June 27th in Wichita, Kansas, against the seasoned Tyrrell Herndon, whose record stands at 24-5. Fans and analysts alike are electrified by the prospect of Wilder’s comeback, especially given his explosive persona and striking history.
Manny Pacquiao is not just a name in the boxing world; he’s a phenomenon. His illustrious career, spanning multiple decades, stands as a testament to what dedication, skill, and sheer willpower can achieve in the ring. Yet, as he approaches his 46th birthday, the conversation surrounding his potential comeback against Mario Barrios has ignited fierce
In the world of boxing, few things inspire as much excitement and speculation as the thought of mythical matchups—fights that, for various reasons, never took place but remain embedded in the minds of fans and analysts alike. Recently, boxing aficionados were treated to a delightful episode of the podcast “All The Smoke,” featuring two titans
When Keyshawn Davis, the former WBO lightweight champion, tipped the scales over four pounds beyond the agreed limit just before his highly anticipated match against Edwin De Los Santos, he set off a chain reaction that has reverberated throughout the boxing community. By failing to make weight, not only did he jeopardize his own career,
Richardson Hitchins, the reigning IBF 140-pound champion, has made it abundantly clear that he is not someone to be typecast as a “runner.” In his upcoming match against former lightweight titleholder George Kambosos Jr., Hitchins expressed his vehement discontent with being perceived as evasive. This assertion stems not just from personal pride but also from
In an electrifying matchup set to unfold at the iconic Madison Square Garden, IBF light welterweight champion Richardson Hitchins prepares to defend his title against George Kambosos Jr., aiming to assert dominance over the Australian fighter. Scheduled for June 14th, this highly-anticipated bout not only places Hitchins on a grand platform but also showcases the
As the IBF light welterweight champion, Richardson Hitchins stands on the precipice of potentially huge success, or he could drown under the weight of expectations when he faces George Kambosos Jr. this Saturday at The Theater at Madison Square Garden. The occasion is a significant one, as it represents not only a title defense for
Keyshawn Davis, a name that once echoed with promising potential in the boxing arena, has recently taken a nosedive into controversy that undermines not just his reputation but also the very essence of what it means to be a professional athlete. Coming into his weekend fight with aspirations of showcasing his skills, Davis instead found