British Featherweight Champion Ryan Walsh will make the first defence of his title against Scottish challenger Darren Traynor on Friday 22nd January at the York Hall, Bethnal Green, on promoter Frank Warren’s first show of 2016.
By Derek Gionta: Boxing is filled with big names and behind-the-scenes contributors that make the sport what it is today. When looking at the most memorable events in the sports’ history, a great fighter is usually seen standing alone with their hand raised following a dramatic or dominant victory as the cameras flash upon them.
By William Wade: On the evening of 18th July this year, Anthony Crolla was set to make the greatest comeback in boxing since Rocky Balboa in Rocky 3. Crolla had suffered a career-threatening attack in which he sustained a fractured skull and a broken ankle just seven months earlier.
By Ron Valderrama: In less than a year, Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) has spent millions of dollars to bring boxing back to Prime time mainstream television. The grit and willingness to take on such a feat like this for the sweet science warrants "Promoter of the Year" status.
By Marc Livitz: As it turns out, the bout considered by many to be the most entertaining of the bunch took place with just over a month to spare in the calendar year. Boxing doesn’t subscribe to the notion that the most anticipated or hyperbole filled contest will do its billing proper justice.
Undefeated heavyweight challengers Charles Martin and Vyacheslav Glazkov will battle for the vacant IBF Championship on Saturday, January 16, at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.
Young Light Flyweights, Jozsef Ajtai and Szilveszter Kanalas, will get an opportunity to start 2016 on a high note when they contest the vacant WBF title on January 10 in Budapest, Hungary.
The undercard for former WBA heavyweight champion David Haye’s comeback fight against world ranked Australian Mark De Mori on Saturday, January 16, 2016 at The O2 in London, England was announced today
Former IBF Super-Flyweight Champion Zolani Tete has signed a long-term, multi-fight, promotional agreement with promoter Frank Warren as he looks to become a two-time world champion.
By John Raspanti: Roy Jones Jr. is one of the greatest fighters who ever lived. He began his career in 1989. That’s 26 years ago for those with math issues. He scored 17 straight knockouts before winning the IBF middleweight championship from future Hall of Famer Bernard Hopkins.
By Derek Bonnett: For the last two months, I have been very happy with the efforts of boxing’s elite and the one breaking ground and getting On the Move. The end of the year awards for 2015 are going to be difficult to decide because the contenders just keep on rolling.
Danish cruiserweight Micki Nielsen defends his WBC International title against former World Champion Giacobbe Fragomeni on February 6 at Ceres Arena in Aarhus, Denmark.
By Marc Livitz: Nicholas Walters found out that Jason Sosa wouldn’t back down at the Turning Stone Casino in Verona, New York on Saturday.
By Marc Livitz: Luis "The Real King Kong" Ortiz scored an impressive seventh round TKO victory tonight over Bryant "ByBy" Jennings for the interim WBA heavyweight title at the Turning Stone Resort in Verona, New York on Saturday.
Erik Skoglund continues his World title charge following an impressive performance against Derek Edwards on Saturday in Nyköping, Sweden.
Billy Joe Saunders out-pointed Andy Lee over 12 tough rounds at the Manchester Arena in the north of England on Saturday night to claim the WBO middleweight title
On the Manchester undercard on Saturday WBO junior middleweight champ Liam Smith made a successful first defence of his title by defeating Jimmy Kelly.
Cruiserweight rivals Ola “Kryptonite” Afolabi and Marco “Kapt’ n” Huck will meet for the fourth time on Saturday, February 27 at Gerry Weber Stadium in Halle, Germany.
On Friday (Dec 18) Port Elisabeth, South Africa played host to an entertaining showdown for the vacant WBF International Strawweight title between compatriots Siphosethu Ncisane and Ndikho “Mini Cooper” Magadaza.
Rances “Kid Blast” Barthelemy, 24-0-(13), claimed the vacant IBF lightweight title at the Pearl at Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas,Nevada on Friday night by out-pointing Denis Shafikov, 36-2-1-(19), over 12 rounds.