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After a pair of very different victories five months apart, Nottingham light heavyweight Ezra Taylor remains unbeaten and will seek a career-best win over The Ring's No. 10-rated contender Willy Hutchinson in a crossroads clash come January 24. He told The Ring why the Scotsman is another challenge standing between him and becoming a future world champion.

The NYSAC considers the presence of Ostarine "abornomal at levels greater than 0.01 ng/ml. Matias' A- sample was measured at 0.085 ng/ml, which is below the threshold.

Ryan Garcia has given his thoughts on Devin Haney's WBO welterweight title victory over Brian Norman. "King Ry" also believes that when he fights Haney for a second time, it'll end in the 'same ass-whooping' as their April 2024 fight.

Durán ultimately spent too much of his training camp making weight and then gorged himself after the weigh-in. For his part, Leonard comfortably made the weight because he arrived in camp already in shape.

Dillian Whyte has been offered the opportunity to reignite his career and settle his long running grudge with Lawrence Okolie. Okolie will feature on a December 19 card in Lagos, Nigeria. The show is a joint promotion between his promoters, Queensberry, Amir Khan’s AK Promotions and Balmoral Group Promotions.

Tickets for "Ring V: Night of the Samurai" on December 27 are now on sale and can be purchased by visiting weebook.com.

Frazer Clarke is planning on using this weekend’s British heavyweight title fight with Jeamie TKV as a springboard to bigger things. On Saturday night, . The fight will be broadcast terrestrially on BBC Two.

At 35, Alvarez must figure out how to maneuver his career moving forward in a meaningful way that preserves and adds to his legacy.

enjoyed a successful career winning world titles in two weight classes. However, after coming up short in March against Anthony Olascagua in a bold attempt at becoming a three-weight world champion, he decided to retire.

Fresh from avenging defeat in his two-fight series with Chris Eubank Jr, Conor Benn has insisted a future fight with Shakur Stevenson is in play next year, should the WBC lightweight champion prove successful in his prospective matchup against Teofimo Lopez.

Two-time WBA heavyweight champion John Ruiz was never a fan favorite and always had to do things the hard way. He had overcome close decision losses to Sergey Kobozev (SD 10) and Danell Nicholson (SD 12) as well as a brutal first-round knockout at the hands of David Tua to become the first Latino heavyweight champion when he beat Evander Holyfield for the WBA title in 2001. He made two defenses before he was beaten by Roy Jones Jr. in March 2003.

In an era without many American heavyweights to get excited about, 5-0 prospect Joshua Edwards is staying busy under Golden Boy's watchful eye and his trainer Ronnie Shields tells The Ring of his excitement they finally have someone to back in the sport's glamour division.

After an enthralling weekend of boxing, there are big changes in The Ring's latest ratings update, including the pound-for-pound top 10. "Ring IV: Night of the Champions" took place on Saturday night and there were some particularly impressive performances at ANB Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Brian Norman Jr. sees his loss to Devin Haney as a learning opportunity and promises to return with a vengeance.

After a 13-month absence where he considered retirement from the sport altogether, former WBA beltholder Takuma Inoue produced a defiant display to outfox and outsmart Tenshin Nasukawa to become a two-time world champion, winning the WBC 118-pound crown.

The Ring's No. 10-rated light heavyweight contender Willy Hutchinson faces another crossroads clash against unbeaten Ezra Taylor in the chief support preceding Moses Itauma-Jermaine Franklin come January 24. He tells The Ring that while this matchup is a step down for him, he'll prove he's levels above the man mandatory for British honours at 175-pounds.

It is now nearly 17 years since Fabio Wardley’s journey to the world heavyweight crown started amid inauspicious circumstances on a football pitch in Suffolk. It was there he first met Robert Hodgins, the man who would eventually lead him to his current position as the 11th world heavyweight champion in British boxing history following the news that Oleksandr Usyk had vacated his WBO belt.

A year after their first meeting, Gavin Gwynne is keen to avenge his contentious defeat against Cameron Vuong and tells The Ring the 23-year-old's new head trainer Ben Davison knows all about how good he is - having previously used him for sparring other prospects previously.