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Michigan's Claressa Shields facing New Zealand's Lani Daniels at Little Caesars Arena
Claressa Shields is giving Lani Daniels a shot at winning her belts. Shields, the first undisputed heavyweight champion in women's boxing, announced on social media Wednesday that she is facing Daniels on July 26 at Little Caesars Arena.
Every 10-year period will naturally bring significant change, but the boxing landscape has altered significantly since Floyd ...
Barron said boxing notably helped his footwork, and he "danced" -- moving around in the ring -- for an hour and a half each ...
On Friday, Sept. 12, Ring Magazine title holder Canelo Álvarez will go head-to-head with undefeated Terence “Bud” Crawford in ...
Blow-by-blow men Bernardo Osuna and Joe Tessitore and analyst Tim Bradley pointed out the statistical flops from New York and ...
Eager to make the sport feel relevant again, promoters staged a series of fights in one of the most crowded places in America ...
Luke Campbell has officially signed to take office as the first mayor of Hull and East Yorkshire. With his victory in the ...
Devin bounced back to the ring with a bang after more than one year since his last fight against Ryan Garcia. He faced his ...
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Police arrested 30-year-old Christopher Campbell, who, they said, was driving the car and then fled the scene. Prosecutors ...
Canelo Alvarez is the huge favorite coming into the fight at -3000, with William Scull at +1400 to win. The odds of a draw as ...
Want to know what fights are on the horizon? Check out the boxing schedule for 2025. For a list of the current champions in all weight classes, click here. To go directly to a particular month ...
Gold medal Olympian and Hall of Fame boxer Andre Ward talked with Sports Spectrum's Matt Forte about the power of Jesus Christ.
Before Roy Jones brought the boxing world's focus to, George Foreman and Larry Holmes fought separate fights here the same ...
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