Here Boxing’s Obsolete
Why has – and is – so little boxing programming been scheduled for HBO in 2018? Steve Kim reports.
Vasiliy Lomachenko elevates to the next level
Last Saturday night, now a three-division champion, Vasiliy Lomachenko turned his career up to a whole new level by beating Jorge Linares. Steve Kim reports.
Mike Altamura: ‘Isaac Dogboe brings the heart of a lion, the heart of a warrior, to the ring’
As undefeated junior featherweight Isaac Dogboe is relishing his new turn as a major beltholder, his manager Mike Altamura sees big things in his future.
A Philly special
Philadelphia might just be one significant, relevant fight card away from being reborn as a serious fight city. Luis Cortes III reports.
Breaking through the middleweight muddle
A rare Japanese titlist for his size, Ryota Murata will defend his WBA ‘regular’ 160-pound title against Emanuele Blandamura, Sunday morning, on ESPN2.
Jose Ramirez and Felix Verdejo: A tale of two fighters
The start of Jose Ramirez and Felix Verdejo’s careers kicked off at the same time but have taken severely divergent paths since. Bill Tibbs reports.
Peace in the Middle East on May 12 at the Garden?
Ah yes, once again, cooler heads have prevailed in boxing, as the powers that be have made Jorge Linares vs. Vasyl Lomachenko official for May 12.
Getting it right: Jorge Linares vs. Vasyl Lomachenko set for May 12
It’s always difficult to get the best fights boxing could possibly offer – but it happened again: We got Jorge Linares vs. Vasyl Lomachenko on May 12.
The cameras are rolling: On Jose Ramirez vs. Amir Imam
Last Saturday night’s bout between Jose Ramirez and Amir Imam didn’t need hyperbole or over-promotion, just two fighters willing to put it on the line on TV.
The best of times, the worst of times
On Saturday evening, we saw boxing hopefuls in the best light – and the worst. Steve Kim reports.
