It’s rare for Errol Spence Jr.’s fights to go the distance. But his latest ring appearance resulted in one of those circumstances.
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The game plan — inside and outside the boxing ring — has gone off without a hitch for Jose Ramirez since he turned pro after the 2012 London Olympics.
Jessie Vargas isn’t as busy as he used to be. But the closer you inch toward a world title shot, the more choosy you become as to who you fight.
He hasn’t fought more than once a year since 2007. But as he prepares to fight Saul “Canelo” Alvarez just four months after his last bout, Floyd Mayweather Jr. can’t wait for the bell to ring.
A rare series of storms had cooled the summer air to an almost tolerable level, though it was steamy as ever inside Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s gym just a few miles from the Strip.
Two local boxers, Devin Haney of Las Vegas and Andres Cortes of Henderson, advanced to today’s finals of the Junior Olympic National Championships in Mobile, Ala.
That $900,000 joint Julio Cesar Chavez smoked last year got a lot cheaper.
Former WBC middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez, who tested positive for marijuana following his 12-round loss to Sergio Martinez last Sept. 15, had his fine reduced to $100,000 Friday by the Nevada Athletic Commission.
They say timing is everything in life, and the timing couldn’t be better for the Nevada Athletic Commission.
Here we go again. Top Rank and Golden Boy tentatively plan to hold pay-per-view fight cards on the same night — Sept. 14 — and it appears the Nevada Athletic Commission will approve both of them.
As he packed for his trip to China, Diego Magdaleno made sure he left a little room in his suitcase for a souvenir.
Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Robert Guerrero will have the stage to themselves May 4 at the MGM Grand Garden.
