At age 42, Nonito Donaire has etched his name in the annals of boxing as a fighter who seems to challenge the very nature of time. In an era where athletes often hang up their gloves by their mid-30s, Donaire is making headlines for his astonishing resilience—returning to the ring to avenge past struggles and
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In the ever-evolving sport of boxing, a troubling dynamic has begun to surface, one that veteran fighter Shane Mosley has not hesitated to critique. The glamorous allure that entices young athletes into the ring seems to overshadow the spirit of competition itself. Today’s fighters, many argue, are getting fat paychecks without putting in the sweat
The world of boxing has witnessed many greats, but few can truly reach the salutation of “living legend” as unequivocally as Roberto Duran. As he celebrates his 74th birthday today, it’s imperative to recognize that Duran is not merely a name in a record book; he is the embodiment of pugilistic artistry and sheer willpower.
David Benavidez, known as “The Mexican Monster,” stands at a crossroads in his boxing career. With an impeccable record of 30-0, Benavidez’s aspirations extend beyond the familiar territory of light heavyweight. This time, it’s not just about fighting; it’s about legacy and the urgent need to assert his dominance in a division that feels increasingly
As the boxing community prepares for the electrifying clash between Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford on September 13th, a palpable tension fills the air, stemming from trainer Abel Sanchez’s bold predictions. Not only does Sanchez see Alvarez as the likely victor, but he endorses the belief that Alvarez’s imposing size and relentless power will eventually
Boxing is a game of strategy, where every punch thrown can tilt the balance toward victory or defeat. As WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson prepares for his upcoming bout with William Zepeda, the implications of this fight extend far beyond titles and records; they could define Stevenson’s legacy in the sport. While Stevenson holds an
Boxing, a sport that has traditionally been defined by its raw brutality and unyielding resilience, finds itself at a crossroads. The recent directives from Turki Alalshikh, which discourage fighters from adopting a “Tom and Jerry” style—characterized by evasive tactics rather than engaging strikes—spark a heated debate in the boxing community. Raymond Ford, a super featherweight
On June 15, 1984, the boxing world was set ablaze as two titans of the ring faced off in what would become a seminal moment in the sport’s history. This wasn’t just any ordinary fight; it was a collision of legends—Thomas “Hitman” Hearns and Roberto “Hands of Stone” Duran, a bout that would be forever
Last night at Madison Square Garden, boxing witnessed a new level of excitement as Richardson Hitchins delivered a masterclass performance against the seasoned George Kambosos Jr. With an unblemished record of 20 wins (8 by knockout), Hitchins not only secured victory but executed it with an air of effortless dominance. Critics and fans alike were
Tonight, Richardson Hitchins stands at the precipice of his boxing career as he defends his IBF light welterweight title against seasoned powerhouse George Kambosos Jr. This showdown at Madison Square Garden is more than just another bout; it’s a litmus test for Hitchins, who brings with him an undefeated record of 19-0, with only seven