Fighting

Apparently, hugs and shoves are scoring blows in Las Vegas, because that’s the only way you could possibly give Richardson Hitchins a decision victory over Gustavo Lemos. Yet, here we are, with Lemos on the unfortunate end of the worst robbery I’ve seen in quite a while, and Hitchins (18-0, 7 KO) leaving still undefeated

Another notch in the win column for Ernesto “Tito” Mercado tonight in the main event of a Red Owl Boxing show in Houston, Texas, where he earned a TKO-4 victory over Deiner Berrio. Mercado (15-0, 14 KO) came to fight, but did most of his work against the equivalent of a heavy bag with legs.

Richardson Hitchins faces Gustavo Lemos in a DAZN main event tonight, with the show going live from Las Vegas at 8 pm ET. Hitchins vs Lemos is an IBF eliminator at 140 lbs. On the undercard, Diego Pacheco returns against Shawn McCalman, Skye Nicolson faces Sarah Mahfoud for a vacant featherweight title, and we’ll see

Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn talks to Fight Hype about the outcome of Tszyu vs Fundora on an economic level and expresses his realization that some entities in boxing are just too stubborn to put their egos to the side in order to do business. Hearn also doesn’t miss the opportunity to poke a little fun

Promising young prospect Tito Mercado takes on Deiner Berrio tonight in Houston, Texas. It’s the headliner for a Red Owl Boxing event streaming on DAZN, starting at 9 pm ET. There are a handful of supporting fights, all but one of them four or six rounders. But, Mercado (14-0, 13 KO) is the reason to

Yesterday’s announcement that interim WBA super flyweight champion John “Scrappy” Ramirez will defend his belt against David Jimenez on the April 30th Devin Haney vs Ryan Garcia PPV raised some questions, as recent reports claimed Ramirez was due for his mandated shot at full champion Kazuto Ioka. Those questions may now be answered, as ESPN’s

Ryan Garcia sits down with Chris Mannix for an in-depth talk about his upcoming April 20 PPV fight with Devin Haney and discusses the fight and why he believes he’ll prove to be too much for the 140 lb titleholder. Garcia, who says he believes he’s the face of boxing, breaks it all down in

With heavyweight legend Mike Tyson preparing to step in between the ropes once more for a fight against Jake Paul, he makes an appearance on Hannity to discuss the fight and the underlying fear that actually encourages him to want to participate in this event. Check out some of what Tyson had to say about

Trainer Robert Garcia weighs in on last weekend’s action, highlighted by Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz’s stoppage win over Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero and discusses how he thinks Cruz would fare against the other champions at 140. Needless to say, Garcia says Pitbull wouldn’t be an easy out for any of them no matter how talented they are.

The pay-per-view undercard for the Devin Haney vs Ryan Garcia show on April 20 has been officially announced. There will be four fights on the PPV undercard in total. Here’s the quick rundown, and as you might expect for an official undercard announcement on April 3 for a show in 17 days, it’s nothing that’s

Hey guys it’s Tuesday. First Half: Tszyu and Fundora bleed all over! Rolly Romero is just not good enough at boxing to be a top fighter! PBC’s presentation with Prime Video, how was it? Liam Wilson’s tactical whoopsie! Estrada vs Valle and let’s talk three-minute rounds in women’s boxing again! Zurdo Ramirez is a cruiserweight

During a conversation with Fight Hub TV, Devin Haney talks about his upcoming PPV with Ryan Garcia and explains why he believes he’ll prove to be levels above his opponent, who he doesn’t rate very highly. Check out some of what Haney had to say with the full video interview above. Haney on Garcia saying

Golden Boy promoter Oscar De La Hoya gets to have the last laugh — well, at least for the time being. Following a series of taunts and insults directed at him from Rolando Romero leading into the fight, De La Hoya took to social media to have a laugh at Romero’s expense following his stoppage

Sebastian Fundora’s blood-soaked upset of Tim Tszyu this past Saturday may have demanded a rematch, but it won’t be an immediate one, as the WBO has ordered “Towering Inferno” to battle former two-division undisputed champion Terence Crawford within 180 days. The 20-day negotiation period begins this coming Friday, April 5th. Crawford (40-0, 31 KO), who

Next update will come Monday, April 22. Ranked fights this period: Heavyweight: (8) Jared Anderson vs Ryad Merhy, Apr. 13 Super Middleweight: (8) Diego Pacheco vs Shawn McCalman, Apr. 6 Super Lightweight: (1) Devin Haney vs (7) Ryan Garcia, Apr. 20 Super Lightweight: (8) Arnold Barboza Jr vs TBA, Apr. 20 Super Featherweight: (5) Robson

Sebastian Fundora upset Tim Tszyu to win the WBO and WBC super welterweight titles tonight in an oddly bloody battle from Las Vegas. Fundora took a split decision over 12 rounds, with two judges scoring the fight 115-113 and 116-112 in his favor, and the third going to Tszyu, 116-112. But it’s a fight that’s

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Fabio Wardley and Frazer Clarke square off in a heavyweight clash from London, with Wardley defending his British and Commonwealth titles at the O2 Arena. Peacock will stream the show starting from 1 pm ET for those in the U.S., and Sky Sports has the fights in the United Kingdom. We’ve got the comments open