PBC Jabs checks in with Robert Easter Jr ahead of his January 20 title defense
PBC Jabs is back with our first episode of 2018! We've got a fantastic year of boxing ahead of us, and in this episode, Jordan Hardy previews the exciting matchups we've got lined up so far. Plus, 135-pound world champion Robert Easter Jr. checks in ahead of his January 20th title defense against former world champion Javier Fortuna.
12 Rounds With … Javier Fortuna
Two-time world champion has his sights set on history January 20 when he looks to become the first man to defeat Robert Easter Jr.—and become the first-ever Dominican-born boxer to win three world titles.
Jarrett Hurd Ready for High-Risk Unifications Against Other 154-pound Champions
Maryland native says time is now to take on fellow titleholders Erislandy Lara and Jermell Charlo after stopping former champ Austin Trout back in October.
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Year In Photos: Take A Look Back At Some Of PBC's Top Moments From 2017
Take a look back at some of our top moments of heart, courage, strength and grit from the last 365 days.
12 Rounds With … Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero
Former two-division world champion Robert Guerrero talks about chasing his kids around in retirement and the highlights of a standout 16-year career.
PBC Hot List: Take a look at some of PBC's hottest fighters as we enter winter
Here’s a list of some of PBC's top rising stars. Boxers on this list are on a hot streak—like a slugger in baseball on a hitting streak or a running back in football who keeps posting 100-yard rushing games. They’re not ranked in any particular order. We’ll leave that to you—the reader.
Two highlight-reel knockouts place our Fighter of the Year in a different class
WBC 154-pound world champion Jermell Charlo not only made two strong statements to fellow fighters in his division in 2017—but he put the whole sport on notice that he is a fighter to be reckoned with.
Two-division World Champion Danny Garcia faces fellow former Champion Brandon Rios Feb. 17 in Las Vegas
Boxing’s youngest world champion David Benavidez will defend his 168-pound world championship against Ronald Gavril in a rematch of their September title showdown in the co-main event of the Showtime-televised card from Mandalay Bay Events Center.
