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may have given all he could handle, but 'Tank' doesn't see anything special in the former junior lightweight champion.

Gervonta Davis claimed hand injuries hindered him during a difficult, close but unanimous decision win over Isaac Cruz four years ago. Lamont Roach cited similar issues limiting his ability down the stretch in their 12-round majority draw at the weekend and Pitbull is skeptical.

Harrison (30-4-1, 21 KOs) will be in the second fight of his comeback after more than two years off. In his return to the ring and first fight in Detroit since 2014, he overcame a late knockdown to win a wide unanimous decision over Edward Ulloa Diaz on July 26.

While playing Forrest Gump, Tom Hanks delivered the famous line “life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re gonna get.” The same phrase can be stated when it comes to assessing Teofimo Lopez Jr.’s career ahead of his January 31 fight against Shakur Stevenson while headlining “The Ring 6” at the Madison Square Garden in New York on DAZN.

Noakes can laugh about the whole experience now. Although the pain inflicted by his young opponent has all but subsided, the uncomfortable sensation provided by his first loss still rankles.

Mikaelian outlanded his foe 153-122 while throwing 301 more punches in May, but judges scored the contest 114-114, 115-113, 115-113 in favor of Jack.

has officially announced that he will be working with Matchroom Boxing once again.

Teofimo Lopez Jr. sat on the dais reading and writing affirmations from a notebook on Wednesday during a kickoff press conference in New York. Shakur Stevenson said the writing is already on the wall when it comes to their January 31 fight headlining “The Ring 6” at the Madison Square Garden in New York on DAZN.

Shakur Stevenson and Teofimo Lopez met face-to-face at a press conference in New York City tp promote 'Ring 6', which takes place on January 31 at Madison Square Garden, live on DAZN.

Diego Pacheco is looking to close the calendar year with a crushing KO. After workmanlike unanimous decision wins against Steven Nelson in January and Trevor McCumby in July, Pacheco (24-0, 18 KOs) is promising a stoppage win against Kevin Lele Sadjo (26-0, 23 KOs) on Saturday.

If the Ring's No. 1 135-pounder wants to hold onto his WBC lightweight title, he may very well have to face Foster at some point.

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The Ring's No. 7-rated light heavyweight contender Imam Khataev fancies his chances of ending 2025 with a standout showing against replacement opponent Adam Deines this week, having been left hard done by on the scorecards against David Morrell on 'Ring III' in July.

The Ring's No. 4-rated cruiserweight contender Ryan Rozicki believes that while Jai Opetaia is perhaps the division's top dog at present, his performance against Huseyin Cinkara shows there are still chinks in the Aussie's armour to exploit - and he'd love a chance to do just that.

had lost count of the number of people who advised him to turn his back on Boxxer but he never had any intention of leaving. The British, Commonwealth and European champion is one of Boxxer’s leading lights as a result of their faultless run together, which started back in March 2023.

and needed a little more time to prove who the better fighter was. The pair got it on at the weekend at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas, with Cruz's WBC interim 140-pound strap on the line. The fight ended in a majority draw.

Pacheco considers Sadjo’s own knockout ratio deceiving because he's beaten low-level opposition, particularly for a 35-year-old fighter who has held the European super middleweight title.

David Benavidez's promoter, Sampson Lewkowicz, had strong words for light heavyweight duo Dmitry Bivol and Artur Beterbiev in a press release last week when forecasting 2026 for his charge.