Ringside Revelations: Latest Boxing News

Callum Walsh was disappointed not to produce a standout showing against Fernando Vargas Jr. during their chief support bout preceding Terence Crawford's legacy-enhancing win over Canelo Alvarez last weekend, though the unbeaten junior middleweight contender is heartened by Turki Alalshikh's offer of a return fight in November as his steady rise continues.

The Nov. 14 clash between Jake Paul and Gervonta Davis has been moved from Atlanta to Miami reportedly because Georgia officials were not comfortable with the vast weight difference of the fighters.

Chris Eubank Jr. verbally attacked the British Boxing Board of Control and General Secretary Robert Smith on multiple fronts at a news conference Wednesday to promote their Nov. 15 rematch.

Buoyed by sparring sessions with Luis Ortiz, Andy Ruiz and Joseph Parker, unbeaten heavyweight DeAndre Savage believes the timing is right for him to catapult himself into the next level with victory over Brandon Moore ahead of their DAZN headliner on Friday.

Thomas Gerbasi, a longtime contributor to The Ring and other online boxing outlets and author several books, died Tuesday. He was 57.

Much was said in the build-up about whether Terence Crawford could withstand Canelo Alvarez's power, moving up two weight divisions, though those questions were quickly answered en route to a legacy-enhancing victory Saturday night in Las Vegas.

Frank Martin finally has a date to fight again following his eighth-round knockout loss to Gervonta Davis in June 2024. “October 25, I’m back,” Martin revealed on social media.

Motivated to go again after his two-fight series with Ben Whittaker, Liam Cameron finds himself straight back into the deep end come November 1, when facing former English light heavyweight champion Troy Jones in Manchester after replacing an injured Daniel Lapin.

An in-form Brian Norman leads the pack in a welterweight class devoid of elite names after unbeaten champions Terence Crawford and Jaron Ennis departed for other challenges. As the 24-year-old prepares for a career-best challenge against Devin Haney in two months' time, who are the divisional contenders vying to be crowned the next Ring titleholder?

The most entertaining bout last weekend came two fights before the Terence Crawford vs. Canelo Alvarez. And speaking off the main event, could you ever imagine kickoff for the Super Bowl 12: 55 a.m. ET?

After suffering a fourth career defeat, and second straight to the same man last weekend, Irish welterweight Dylan Moran announced he is retiring from the sport which gave him so much.

Lewis Crocker can look forward to an exciting and lucrative future after winning the vacant IBF welterweight title. On Saturday night, Crocker (22-0, 11 KOs) boxed his way to a split decision victory over Paddy Donovan in a tense rematch.

Ricky Hatton, a junior welterweight and welterweight world champion and 2024 International Boxing Hall of Fame inductee, passed away at his home in Hyde, Manchester, England on Sunday at 46.

Terence Crawford's historic decision win over Canelo Alvarez at the weekend has opened up a series of possibilities for the 168-pound division with a new ruler, though No. 1-rated WBC contender Hamzah Sheeraz has publicly reiterated a desire to challenge for the world titles.

Crawford (42-0, 31 KOs) is now a five-division champion, three-division undisputed titleholder and The Ring’s No. 1-ranked pound-for-pound fighter in the world.

O'Shaquie Foster believes that a successful WBC junior lightweight title defence against accomplished two-division titleholder Stephen Fulton come October 25 will finally present him with the respect and recognition he believes has been long overdue.

When it comes to excuses, the former unified 122-pound champ doesn’t have any. He believes he fought sloppily on the biggest stage of his life.

After upsetting Bohachuk in 2021, Adams' career stagnated. Now 36, he hopes last weekend's victory puts him in the thick of a talent-rich 154-pound division.