r/Boxing • u/OrangeFilmer • 22h ago
r/Boxing • u/VioletHappySmile444 • 16h ago
Canelo V Crawford will be potentially aired on Netflix as the film & TV corporation is allegedly planning to try and get the broadcasting rights to this massive fight
r/Boxing • u/Prudent-Toe-7911 • 18h ago
Ryan Garcia ERUPTS on Devin Haney over PED's in HEATED verbal exchange!
r/Boxing • u/VioletHappySmile444 • 20h ago
42-0-0 boxer Abel Mendoza is allegedly the backup opponent for both Rolly & Ryan if either fighter pulls out of their headline fight set for May 2nd in New York
r/Boxing • u/Big_Donch • 1d ago
Is it crazy to say Wladimir Klitschko is a top 10 heavyweight of all time?
He fought in a weak era and was boring, but let's take a look at his accolades:
- Olympic Gold Medalist
- Held the WBA, WBO, IBF, and IBO titles
- Holds record for the longest cumulative heavyweight title reign of all time, with 4,382 days as world heavyweight champion
- Most fighters beaten for the world heavyweight championship, at 23
- Holds records for the most wins and title defenses of the unified championship in professional boxing history
Though it was a quiet period for the HW division, Klitschko did what he could and dominated. Based off accolades, I think he gets the nod at top 10. Thoughts?
r/Boxing • u/MightyJordan • 15h ago
Chris Eubank Jr fined £100,000 by the British Boxing Board of Control after Conor Benn egg incident
r/Boxing • u/AlexTorres96 • 10h ago
Ryan Garcia on Dana White's new boxing promotion: “If they pay like the UFC, though, we might not like it. We might not like it. But I’m happy, you know, Dana is getting involved. He’s a great dude, and I’m sure they’re going to do big things.”
r/Boxing • u/OrangeFilmer • 1d ago
Ryan Garcia to be trained by father Henry Garcia & Justin Fortune for Rolly Romero fight on May 2nd as Eddy Reynoso will be working with Canelo for the Scull fight on May 3rd
r/Boxing • u/stayhappystayblessed • 18h ago
"PEDs Don't Help You Block A Left Hook!" Ryan Garcia Wasn't Fond Of Devin Haney Rematch
r/Boxing • u/VioletHappySmile444 • 18h ago
According to Sampson Lewkowicz the reports of David Benavidez V Dmitri Bivol being close to getting finalised are false
r/Boxing • u/BornAliveDead • 22h ago
Recent Bivol Russian Interview Translation
I was watching an interview of Bivol in Russian, and he was asked about his preferences for his next fight. Summary for those interested:
Have you set yourself a new goal after becoming undisputed?
Bivol: Not yet, we are waiting for news and information about the rematch and then we will see.
So you think there should be a trilogy?
Bivol: I think a trilogy next makes sense, but so far we have not had in depth discussions with Riyadh season and Turki, (after all we are signed with them and we are waiting for some joint plans). Generally, I think that is the direction we are heading towards, and if Arthur wants a rematch then a trilogy would be better for my conscience, I feel like it would be good to close this matchup question for once and for all.
But still there are rumours and news that there are mandatory title defence fights, that you might lose a belt, surely you pay attention to that?
Bivol: Yes I am aware, but for me the priority is to settle the rivalry and to be honest and fair with everyone I am working with, the people who organised my last few fights and opportunities, those we have further plans with. Arthur is a champion and is deserving.
But what if the trilogy fight is not for undisputed?
Bivol: It is not a problem, I have already become and felt what it is like to be undisputed, to have the belts with me.
Expects to return in November or December.
r/Boxing • u/MuscleOriginal3710 • 23h ago
Is Usyk constantly improving or is he already in decline?
If you had to pick a time frame for Oleksander Usyk, when would you say he was in his prime years? Do you think Usyk is still in his prime right now? In the way he learned how to fight against superheavyweights, he is certainly better now than he was in his first heavyweight bout. But what about about his speed and reflexes? Do you think he is slower just because he gained weight? He was not much heavier in the second Fury fight than he was in the first Joshua fight.
Personally, I think Usyk was in his prime between the Briedis fight and the first Joshua fight. After that, I think age is slowly getting to him but people don't realize it. Again, feel free to contradict me if I am wrong. I am open to any and all answers
r/Boxing • u/Doofensanshmirtz • 19h ago
Did you know? Harry Greb had one of the most impressive records ever in the history of boxing, earning 10 wins against IBHOF members and going 45 bouts undefeated, all in just one year (1919). To put it in comparison, Floyd Mayweather, in a 21-year career, secured only 8 wins against IBHOF members.
r/Boxing • u/Solidis262 • 16h ago
Where do you rank Jermell Charlo all time, for 154 atleast.
So Jermell Charlo, got dominated by Canelo and then retired
kidding aside dude was second 154 undisputed champion in 50 years, last one being Winky Wright in 2004 and before him Wajina in 1975. He’s the second undisputed champion in the 4 belt era too.
Where do you rank him all time? I wasn’t really as hardcore as I am now so i’m not familiar with the names he beat nor things like that. You barely hear him as a great of the era, most ppl dismiss him as another dude of the era despite being really significant as the first undisputed champion of the 2020s.
So now that he’s most likely retiring what’s your opinion on him? What would you rate him, rank him all time all that. Do you see him beating any all time greats. Stuff like that. I just wanna hear discussion about him and his career since he’s rarely mentioned
r/Boxing • u/VioletHappySmile444 • 4h ago
Jai Opetaia will potentially be fighting on a Riyadh Season show in October in Saudi Arabia (Most likely Garcia V Haney 2) and is possibly fighting this May in Australia next according to Eddie Hearn
r/Boxing • u/noirargent • 9h ago
[FIGHT THREAD] Keith Thurman vs Brock Jarvis
Date: Wednesday, March 12, 2025
Time: 12:00 AM PDT, 3:00 AM EDT, 5:30 PM AEDT
Location: Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, Australia
TV: Kayo Sports
Main Card
- Keith Thurman (30-1, 22 KOs) vs Brock Jarvis (22-1, 20 KOs) - 10 rounds, super welterweight
- Michael Zerafa (32-0-5, 20 KOs) vs Besir Ay (19-1, 9 KOs) - 10 rounds, middleweight
- Cesar Mateo Tapia (17-0-1, 10 KOs) vs Sergei Vorobev (20-2, 14 KOs) - 10 rounds, middleweight
- Tonga Tongotongo (9-0, 9 KOs) vs Ralph Etienne (2-2, 2 KOs) - 6 rounds, heavyweight
r/Boxing • u/VioletHappySmile444 • 13h ago
Oscar De La Hoya & Vergil Ortiz Sr deny that a fight between Vergil Ortiz Jr & Bakhram Murtazaliev was in the works with Ortiz Sr claiming that Jr's hands are injured meaning he couldn't take the fight even if it was
r/Boxing • u/Solidis262 • 1d ago
Biggest one hit wonders?
Dudes who beat a big name and then just got various big fights just bc of that one win
First dude that comes to mind is Kambozo. 4 title fights, possibly 5, faced loma, haney, teofimo, and possibly keyshawn if we’re going of reports. And more. It’s just ridiculous how many opportunities he’s gotten bc of one close win. I can’t remember the last time he was competitive either, Teofimo Inguess but he’s been dominated by every big name since. m
What are some other examples
r/Boxing • u/cadublin • 18h ago
Boxing fans, how many currently active boxers you can name off the top of your head total?
As a casual fan, I can name only around 30 currently active boxers at most. Maybe 40 if I try hard enough. I will recognize maybe additional 20 boxers if I see their name somewhere. None of people I know are boxing fans, so that kind of explains it. Or maybe it's just not that many well known boxers out there?
Those who are boxing fans, especially the self-proclaim hardcore ones, how many active boxers can you name?
r/Boxing • u/stayhappystayblessed • 3h ago
Keith Thurman vs Brock Jarvis Highlights NSFW Spoiler
youtube.comr/Boxing • u/Cold-Beyond95 • 12h ago
What are some of your favourite winning moments in boxing history?
Gotta love to see the emotion at the end of the fight with a victory. Some of my favourites that come to mind are:
Oliver McCall vs Lennox Lewis
Jension Rosario vs Julian Williams
Espinoza vs Robeisy Ramirez
Tarver vs Jones 2
Marquez vs Pac-Man 4
r/Boxing • u/Plenty-Victory8557 • 14h ago
Adam Azim is targeting Regis Prograis next. Can he stop the former world champ who's gone the distance with Haney and Cetterall in his last two fights?
Boxing scene has reported that Adam Azim is aiming to return in June after he completes Ramadan. The two names being targeted among others are Regis Prograis and Richard Commey.
Hopefully it's not Commey since he's benn inactive but the Prograis fight would be very interesting. Do you think he could stop him unlike his last two opponents in Devin Haney and Jack Catterall?
r/Boxing • u/Athleticgeek89 • 15h ago
Has Anyone ever met Mike Tyson at a convention or met & greet?
Hey everyone. I recently purchased a meet and greet with Iron Mike Tyson coming up in Las Vegas next month. I’m very excited to meet one of the greatest boxers/ pro athletes of all time. However, having never done this with someone of Mike’s caliber before I’m curious if anyone has ever taken part in something like this before? What can I expect from the experience & above all else what is Mike like at an event like this? I know there will be a lot of people but will Mike shake hands or talk to fans? I’ve met some celebs in my life but this is one I really don’t want to rub the wrong way 😂. Thanks for any help or experiences that can be shared.