Lee Selby survives early scare, outclasses Eric Hunter to retain 126-pound title
It wasn’t as easy or pretty as he had hoped. And his backside hit the canvas for the first time in his professional career. But in the end, “Lightning” Lee Selby proved why he’s one of the top boxers in the loaded 126-pound division.
Lee Selby ready to put on a show in 126-pound title defense against Eric Hunter
At the final news conference in advance of his showdown Saturday against 126-pound world champ Lee Selby at London’s O2 Arena, Eric Hunter was asked for his thoughts. “I’ve come to fight,” the challenger said.
Charles Martin remains cool and calm as he awaits heavyweight title clash against Anthony Joshua
Bundled up to stave off London’s cold northerly wind, Charles Martin is hoping he doesn’t catch a nasty chill in the ring Saturday during his world heavyweight title clash against British sensation Anthony Joshua.
For 126-pound champ Lee Selby, defeating Eric Hunter would be sweet in more ways than one
Lee Selby has one sweet post-fight plan after he takes care of Eric Hunter on Saturday at the O2 Arena in London: a slice or three of cheesecake.
Put up or shut up: Lee Selby determined to silence tough-talking Eric Hunter
Lee Selby has heard all the chirping from “big-mouthed” Eric Hunter. And, frankly, he’s heard enough.
Carl Frampton unifies 122-pound titles with split decision over Scott Quigg
Heading into their highly anticipated “Battle of Britain,” 122-pound champions Carl Frampton and Scott Quigg each promised to knock the other out. Neither came close to fulfilling that promise Saturday, but Frampton was at least on-point with his prediction that he’d exit the ring the victor.
Carl Frampton and Scott Quigg finally ready to rumble in 122-pound title unification bout
The temperature gauge has fallen across the U.K., but events inside the ring at the Manchester Arena figure to be white hot Saturday as two little men square off, with one destined to have his big heart broken.
Carl Frampton’s master plan: Take care of Scott Quigg, then move on to Guillermo Rigondeaux
Carl Frampton already knows how he’ll celebrate a victory over U.K. rival Scott Quigg on Saturday: He wants to set up a mouthwatering clash with Cuban ace Guillermo Rigondeaux.
