Floyd Schofield Sr spends some time giving his perspective on his son being pulled from this weekend’s fight against Shakur Stevenson after suddenly falling ill during fight week. Schofield Sr had at one point accused Team Stevenson of poisoning his son, but has since walked back those specific claims as he tries to avoid a
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The Ring announced on Twitter that undefeated lightweight Floyd Schofield, who no-showed today’s Grand Arrivals for Saturday’s Riyadh Season clash with Shakur Stevenson, has officially been pulled by the BBBofC due to illness. Organizers are on the hunt for a last-second replacement foe, with The Ring naming BoxRec no. 12 super featherweight Moussa Gholam (22-1,
Daud Yordan says he’ll end George Kambosos Jr’s career when the two meet on Mar. 22 in Sydney, Australia, which will be Kambosos’ first fight in his home city since 2016. “George is a nobody. This will be his fourth loss (in Australia) in a row,” Yordan said. “I will KO him and end his
Floyd Schofield missed today’s “Grand Arrivals” event in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, ahead of Saturday’s challenge against WBC lightweight titleholder Shakur Stevenson. There’s already plenty of chatter out there, including a now-deleted post from Schofield’s X account about him possibly being “poisoned” by Stevenson’s “massage lady” or SNAC, against whom the Schofield team have been railing
Leading into his upcoming fight with IBF titleholder Daniel Dubois, Joseph Parker talks about having everything right for this fight and expecting to put on a spectacular performance given the tremendous condition he’s in. Check out some excerpts of what Parker had to say about his fight with Dubois below. “I’m saying this truthfully, there’s
Artur Beterbiev spends some time talking about his upcoming rematch with Dmitry Bivol as they get set to headline this weekend, as part of what some are calling the greatest fight card. Beterbiev, who won a decision over Bivol in their first meeting, says he’s looking forward to defending his titles and improving his performance.
Keyshawn Davis (13-0, 9 KOs) is now a world champion, taking Denys Berinchyk’s WBO lightweight title in only four rounds. Davis’ skill and athleticism advantage was evident from the opening bell, and despite a relatively slow and sloppy first couple of round Berinchyk (19-1, 9 KOs) couldn’t really manage to land a clean shot against
Wednesday, Feb. 19 ProBox, 8:30 pm ET, Home to Roost. It’s “Home to Roost” because this show is happening at the Chicken Ranch. No, not the legendary Texas whorehouse that went defunct 50 years ago… A new casino with the same name in California. Will the casino inspire any ZZ Top songs? Any Broadway musicals
We didn’t quite have the headline bonanza of Canelo and Jake Paul drama as we did last week, but we had more in-ring action this week and plenty of news bits outside the ring, too. Let’s go over the week, with some help from our community! Keyshawn goes gold, or whatever metal is on the
Arnold Barboza Jr edged a split decision win over Jack Catterall today in Manchester, England, claiming the interim WBO super lightweight title and staying undefeated with the victory. Barboza (32-0, 11 KO) took two cards of 115-113, and Catterall (30-2, 13 KO) got the same 115-113 score on the third card. Bad Left Hook unofficially
Oscar Duarte notched an impressive 7th round TKO victory over late replacement opponent Miguel Madueno in a spirited, gory fight on DAZN. Duarte (29-2-1, 23 KO), was originally set to face former champion Regis Prograis, a crafty southpaw with a one-of-a-kind style, but adjusted brilliantly to the ‘all gas, no guard’ righty power of Madueno
Results Jazza Dickens UD-10 Zelfa Barrett (96-94, 97-93, 97-93) Jack Catterall and Arnold Barboza meet in a pivotal 140 lb battle today in Manchester, England, with the interim WBO title on the line in the Matchroom Boxing main event. Live coverage will begin at 2 pm ET, with the fights streaming live on DAZN. On
Oscar Duarte takes on Miguel Madueno in the main event of a Golden Boy card from Anaheim’s Honda Center. John Hansen will be on the live coverage tonight starting from 8 pm ET, streaming live on DAZN. Duarte was originally meant to face former titlist Regis Prograis, who came up injured, moving Madueno in as
Results Denys Berinchyk and Keyshawn Davis battle for the WBO lightweight title tonight on ESPN and ESPN+, with Berinchyk making the first defense of his belt, and Davis looking to win his first world title as a professional. The fight headlines a three-bout main card from New York, with Xander Zayas taking on Slawa Spomer
Ahead of tonight’s ESPN main event between Denys Berinchyk and Keyshawn Davis there’s been at least some mild tension. Davis’ confidence appears to overshadowing his outrage though and tells Sky Sports he’ll be looking to make it a very early evening for the reigning titleholder, to the point where he’s calling a first round knockout.
The Ring’s Jake Donovan reports that WBA super flyweight champion Fernando “Pumita” Martinez is no longer pursuing a rematch with Kazuto Ioka, which fell apart last December when Martinez caught the flu at the eleventh hour. Instead, Martinez is in “ongoing talks” with WBC titlist Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez for a unification this coming spring. Despite
As revealed last month, lightweight contender William Zepeda will rematch Tevin Farmer for the interim WBC title on March 29th in Cancun, Mexico. Zepeda (32-0, 27 KO), who’s been Zeno’s Paradox-ing his way towards a title shot against Shakur Stevenson for ages, hit the deck and suffered a hand injury against Farmer (33-7-1. 8 KO)
This Friday Keyshawn Davis gets his shot at his first world title when he challenges WBO lightweight champion Denys Berinchyk. Both fighters appeared for a final press conference today and things appear to be getting off to a relatively tame start until Davis accused Berinchyk of making racist gestures. “I want to address the fact
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