By Andrew Rivera: This Saturday night on the campus of the University of Southern California, Chris Arreola will get the opportunity to avenge a loss he suffered at the hands of Bermane Stiverne in September, 2013, but this time the vacant WBC Heavyweight title is at stake.
By Gabriel Montoya: At age 27, life could not be more in transition for Amir “King” Khan. At the end of May, his new wife, Faryal will give birth to their first child, a daughter. Gone now are the days when he roamed around the world with his Khan-tourage through London, L.A. and Vegas
By Adam Santarossa: As much as I’d like to see Alex Leapai become the first Australian boxer in history to win the Heavyweight title, he has a huge task to overcome when he challenges Wladimir Klitschko for his IBF/WBA and WBO titles in Germany on Saturday.
By Kevin Gleason: Ron Lipton asked about the photo of the guy up on a wall at the famed Mooksie’s Gym in Newark, N.J. "That’s Hurricane Carter,’’ said Lipton’s trainer, who had also trained Carter.
By Matthew Hurley: Marcos Maidana is without question one of the most exciting fighters to watch in boxing. A rough and tumble brawler who always brings it and then leaves it in the ring. He is deserving of a big payday, and he’ll finally get one on May 3 against Floyd Mayweather.
By Marc Livitz: The limelight within the realm of professional prizefighting is craved and demanded by some, while also avoided and deemed irrelevant by others. In but a few weeks’ time, perhaps the two most glaring examples of the need for attention and contentment with solitude will be on display in Las Vegas
By Steve Kim: This time around at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, there was no controversy after Manny Pacquiao and Tim Bradley went 12 hard, competitive rounds.
By Jeff Jowett in New York: The New York State Boxing Hall of Fame held its 3rd Annual Induction & Awards Dinner on the afternoon of March 30 at their established location, the friendly and agreeable surroundings of Russo’s on the Bay in the Howard Beach section of Queens.
By Marc Livitz: Bad news travels fast, or so we have all heard at one or more times in our lives. Those of us who are seen as bad apples can travel even faster and sometimes the bad one can ultimately laugh all the way to the bank. Such is the case with boxing’s number one attraction, Floyd Mayweather, Jr.
By Bill Tibbs: The boxing world was saddened by the recent news of the passing of legendary British boxing figure Mickey Duff on March 22nd at the age of 84.
By Steve Kim: An email sent out to various members of the media on Thursday afternoon from ace publicist Fred Sternburg informed us that a bout between Juan Manuel Marquez and Mike Alvarado had been made for May 17th at the newly-refurbished Forum in Inglewood, California.
By Bill Tibbs: After Leo Santa Cruz’s impressive win Saturday night from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, he was immediately asked questions regarding a bout with European champion Carl Frampton.
By Bryant Romero: Now that both Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao have reached the twilight of their respective careers. The question has been lingering throughout the boxing world, Just who will be the next pay per view stars of the sport?
By Bill Tibbs: On Saturday night, Texas based Jermall Charlo will challenge Carlos Molina for the International Boxing Federation (IBF) light middleweight title on Golden Boy Promotions’ “TOE TO TOE” pay-per-view card featuring Mexican star Saul “Canelo” Alvarez against tough Alfredo “Perro” Angulo in the main event.
By Gabriel Montoya: On Monday, responding to an inquiry from Maxboxing.com, the World Anti-Doping Agency stated it is not overseeing the Tim Bradley vs. Manny Pacquiao rematch on April 12.
By Steve Kim: Throughout the last few weeks and months, I’ve been asked when Floyd Mayweather (scheduled to go on May 3rd) will be making his official announcement regarding just exactly who he’d be facing in his next bout.
By Matthew Hurley: It would be hard to ever notice any trace of bitterness or hostility in Manny Pacquiao. Outside the ring he is the consummate gentleman who never seems to have a negative word for anyone not named Floyd Mayweather.
By Clive Bernath: One of the best pound for pound boxers on the planet takes centre stage at the Salle des estoiles in Monte Carlo, Monaco on Saturday night but for some reason Gennady Golovkin’s latest world middleweight title defence against 33 year-old Osumanu Adama has pretty much gone unnoticed. There could be a number of reasons for this oversight and one could be that Adama will prove no match for the incredibly hard punching champion.
By Matthew Hurley: It was a left hook from hell. One of the most precise knockout punches thrown in a major bout in the 1980s. And once it found its target, Milton McCrory, the WBC welterweight champion, collapsed in dramatic fashion, as it appeared as though his body fell apart in sections.
By Derek Bonnett: As another fruitful year of professional fisticuffs wraps up, SecondsOut honored boxing’s greatest practitioners and non-participants with such accolades as Fighter of the Year, Fight of the Year, Trainer of the Year, Service to Boxing, etc. However, among the 170 ranked SecondsOut fighters and beyond, a multitude of fighters go unrecognized for their less obvious contributions to the sport inside of a single division.