A win-win situation for Southern California boxing fans
It’s definitely going to be a great time to be a fight fan in Southern California, this Summer and Autumn, Steve Kim reports.
The Square Jungle: Golovkin-Canelo, Danny Jacobs, Linares, the Haymon Outsourcing Program
Never too far from the pulse of boxing’s most controversial overtones, Carlos Acevedo returns for another installment of The Square Jungle.
Gennady Golovkin should proceed with his business
Unified middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin is virtually a franchise. So why is Oscar De La Hoya trying to tell him when – or when not – to fight?
Small revelations: On Golovkin-Jacobs and Rungvisai-Gonzalez
Oh, the things we learn – the small revelations even – about boxing from the big fights we’ve just experienced. Sean Nam reports.
Good problems to have
So we get the best fights possible, then when everything is said and done…we bitch about what we wanted so much? Michael Montero doesn’t get it, UCNation…
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.
2017: Champions whom will stay, whom will go and prospects to watch – Part one
It’s that time again, UCNation! ‘The Professor,’ Mad Marty Mulcahey shares his list of champs whom will stay and go and prospects whom will rise in 2017.
Quid pro quo: WBO makes Canelo a No. 1 middleweight contender
Are we supposed to believed the WBO didn’t determine its mandatory middleweight title challenger should be Canelo Alvarez just for the hell of it?
Tom Loeffler expects impactful 2017 for ‘GGG’
Unified 160-pound champ Gennady Golovkin got somewhat shorted, as far as fights are concerned, in 2016. Will 2017 turn that around? Tom Loeffler thinks so.
Curtis Stevens stays active, hopes for a big 2017
Seemingly one of few who didn’t talk himself out of a fight with Gennady Golovkin, Curtis Stevens is looking forward to a 2017 full of opportunities.
