Moving up in weight put me in the driver’s seat
Although naturally big, and with room to fill up at cruiserweight, Benavidez didn’t necessarily have to flee the…
Freddie Roach says one man would have ended Andre Ward’s unbeaten record
Rocky Marciano, Floyd Mayweather Jr and Joe Calzaghe are routinely cited when boxing’s great unbeaten retirees are discussed,…
Roy Jones Jr delivers warning to Usyk on facing Deontay Wilder next
Roy Jones Jr has attempted to identify Oleksandr Usyk’s motivation for wanting to defend his WBC, IBF and…
Agit Kabayel names the only heavyweight he won’t fight after scoring 6th KO in a row
Agit Kabayel wasted little time reminding the heavyweight division of his credentials as 2026 got underway, blasting out…
Tyson Fury’s manager admits one opponent would be too dangerous for first comeback fight
Tyson Fury has confirmed his return to the sport and is set to take a ‘warm-up’ fight following…
‘The whole world can think whatever they want’ – Naseem Hamed on boxing, racism and his greatest regret | Boxing
Naseem Hamed carries himself with a stately grandeur these days. Having settled his considerable bulk into a comfortable…
Dalton Smith beats Subriel Matias to become world champion in New York
“Take nothing away from Subriel – he’s a great champion. “I didn’t really stick to the tactics tonight.…
Emanuel Steward said one fighter was ‘greatest sporting hero in Mexican history’
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Tommy Fury Reacts To Jake Paul’s Performance Against Anthony Joshua
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Sweet taste of success! British boxer Dalton Smith, 28, WINS light-welterweight world title after knocking out ‘monster’ Subriel Matias in Brooklyn – and celebrates by pouring pints and singing with fans in a pub
By CIARAN FOREMAN, SPORTS REPORTER Published: 05:13 EST, 11 January 2026 | Updated: 10:50 EST, 11 January 2026…