If the 168 tournament wasn’t enough drama, I believe a lot of this excitement could spill over into the Light Heavyweight Division in the upcoming years. A lot of the fighters at super middleweight have struggled to make weight, such as Andre Ward, Allan Green, Andre Dirrell, and Mikkell Kessler. If or when these fighters [...]

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Having been made mandatory way back in January 2008 Alexander Povetkin will finally face Wlad Klitschko after K2 Promotions won a purse bid with a massive $8.3m bid, miles ahead of the nearest competitors Sauerland Events $4.25m bid. Povetkin and his camp had been putting the fight off and since beating Eddie Chambers in 2008 [...]

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James Degale’s rise to the top has been meteoric. Having picked up Olympic middleweight gold in 2008, the 23 year old won his first title, the WBA Intercontinental title, in his 7th fight beating Sam Horton in May. Now the Olympian has set his sights on the domestic scene to prove he is the best [...]

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Jun 27, 2010 – The Boxing Truth Radio returned to the internet boxing airwaves with half of the regular show as regular host Ricardo Lois is still currently on maternity leave. John Chavez carried The Boxing Truth Radio speaking to numerous fans across the globe regarding their takes on Chavez Jr.’s performance, Carl Froch’s sour [...]

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Born on October 18, 1963, Brian Kenny attended St. John’s University and the New York Institute of Technology. Prior to joining ESPN, Kenny was Sports Director at WTZA-TV in Kingston, N.Y. for 11 years, where he won 11 New York State Broadcasters Association Awards, along with 5 Associated Press Awards for Journalistic Excellence. In 2005, [...]

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Having been comprehensively beaten by Floyd Mayweather in May, Shane Mosley will fight on and has eyed former WBC junior middleweight champion Sergio Mora as a possible opponent. According to Lem Satterfield, boxing editor of AOL FanHouse, Mosley was presented with a list of opponents that also included WBC welterweight champion Andre Berto and Middleweight [...]

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If last years decision was dubious, then tonight Tyson Fury wasn’t going to allow any doubt to creep in as he stopped John McDermott in the 9th round. Fury started the brighter of the two and highlighted his confidence in the first round with an ‘Ali shuffle’ although his lack of balance almost saw him [...]

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Rubbing shoulders with the stars isn’t an everyday occurrence for most of us. Whatever industry you look at there is always a barrier kept between us and them but at the WBC’s Night of Champions event this is set to change. Stars of TV, film, boxing and all other walks of life will turn out [...]

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The Boxing Truth Radio returned to the internet boxing airwaves with half of the regular show as regular host Ricardo Lois is still currently on maternity life. John Chavez carried The Boxing Truth Radio speaking to referee Keith Hughes, bantamweight contender Raul Martinez, as well as numerous fans across the globe. Keith Hughes made some [...]

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Andre Ward (22-0, 13 KO’s) used superior in-fighting to simply assault Allan Green (29-2, 20 KO’s) for twelve rounds, winning 120-108 on all scorecards. With the victory, Ward retained his WBA super middleweight title. Ward, 26, came out strong from the opening bell, and constantly was first with his shots. Ward never gave Green a [...]

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