The weekend before…
Although we’re mere days away from the Gennady Golovkin-Canelo Alvarez middleweight championship rematch, this past weekend presented a reasonable primer.
Roller coaster Khan keeps moving along
Despite possessing speed, talent and youth, former 140-pound titlist Amir Khan has dealt with his share of misfortune. He says he’s turned things around.
Joe Goossen is back (Actually he never left)
His gigs might not all be high-profile but veteran trainer Joe Goossen is always working. On September 8, he’ll be in Amir Khan’s corner versus Samuel Vargas.
Upward and onward: Carl Frampton and Amir Khan deliver wins across the pond
In boxing action on Saturday, Carl Frampton and Amir Khan both looked to advance their careers, in separate bouts. Michael Baca II reports.
The Pugil List: Top 10 U.S.A. vs. England battles
In anticipation of Saturday’s Kell Brook-Errol Spence Jr. 147-pound title clash, Marty Mulcahey looks back on the 10 greatest U.S.A. vs. England showdowns.
Chatting with the champ: Sean Gibbons
You know that name. Now get to know the guy behind the name, boxing’s Jack-of-all-trades, Sean ‘Green Day’ Gibbons. Bill Tibbs reports.
Bob Arum bullish on the future of boxing
What to do when a pretty decent card you’re promoting gets rejected by a premium network? Well, you go to pay-per-view – again. Steve Kim reports.
Wanna bet? Not really…
Even though the fight as been on for awhile, all bets between Canelo Alvarez and Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. are off. Steve Kim reports.
Working with everybody?
Has adviser Al Haymon really been willing to work with any and every promoter in boxing all this time – and we just never really noticed? Steve Kim reports.
Who’s the boss?
Top Rank Promotions CEO Bob Arum may have insisted on a bout against Jeff Horn but Manny Pacquiao and adviser Mike Koncz have an entirely different plan.
