Scott Quigg at the Wild Card
A frequent visitor to Freddie Roach’s Wild Card Boxing Club, former WBA 122-pound titlist Scott Quigg has now made a different slant to his visits.
How ‘Hi-Tech’ made ‘Axe Man’ quit
Despite his bravado, former featherweight champion Nicholas Walters still quit against the challenge of 130-pound titlist Vasyl Lomachenko…but why?
The Square Jungle: Pacquiao-Bradley III, Andre Ward, Santa Cruz-Frampton
“The Excellence of Execution” himself, the Bret Hart of boxing writers, Carlos Acevedo is back with another highlight reel known as “The Square Jungle.”
My apologies to Barrera and Morales…
C’mon, Steve Kim! You don’t have to beat yourself up about your Carl Frampton-Scott Quigg pick. Who would have thought they had it in them to stink it out?
Kiko Martinez looks to pull off upset against Leo Santa Cruz
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Carl Frampton-Scott Quigg: From Manchester with (G)Love(s)
Could the 122-pound title unification bout between Carl Frampton and Scott Quigg be the next Marco Antonio Barrera-Erik Morales? Marty Mulcahey reports.
Ranking Saturday’s slate
Sure, the 122-pound title unification bout between Carl Frampton and Scott Quigg is the fight to see this weekend but Steve Kim has another can’t-miss list.
Another February famine
What is it about Februarys that are so unbelievably dry, boxing-wise? Steve Kim reports.
Last week in boxing: Jan. 19, 2016
OK, UCNation, so we’re getting our normal, post-New Year legs under us. Let’s get into some serious boxing then-and-now with our own Bill Tibbs.
Fights for 2016
Happy New Year, UCNation! And we know it’s a new year because Steve Kim has a new list, one collecting the fights he wants to see in 2016.
