With yesterday being the anniversary of one of the greatest fights of all-time in the middleweight division, seems like now is as good a time as any to look
The great Sugar Ray Robinson had retired from boxing, had been singing and tap-dancing for three years. He didn’t have much success, so he came back to the ring
After a record breaking reign atop the big man division, the great Joe Louis finally retired in 1948, and in the years immediately following, boxing struggled to find someone
In March of 1985, heavyweight champion Larry Holmes scored a tenth round stoppage of undefeated contender David Bey and then immediately announced that he was done. As in, finished.
Right up there, or thereabouts, with the Sugar Ray Leonard-Marvelous Marvin Hagler fight/decision when it comes to … continue Michael Spinks vs Larry Holmes: 40 Years Since Boxing’s Most
Yesterday was a special day for hardcore fight fans as we marked the anniversary of the birth of one of boxing’s singular talents, the greatest featherweight of all-time, and
In the summer of 1981, only two boxers mattered in America: WBA welterweight champion Thomas Hearns, and WBC welterweight champion Sugar Ray Leonard. Since the previous fall, when both
This may be a big statement, but I feel Terence Crawford’s win over Canelo Alvarez last Saturday → read article Terence Crawford: The most significant win in boxing history?
What a terrible year it has been as far as boxing greats passing away. Here in 2025, … continue Ricky Hatton’s Boxing Hero Roberto Duran Pays Tribute To The
It was seven years ago today that boxing finally got the rematch it needed: Golovkin vs Canelo II. The word ‘finally’ here is a loaded one, with various connotations
