This week in boxing history: October 17-23
This week in boxing history, PBC looks at a pair of heavyweight title bouts, relives a fantastic finish, replays a controversial ending and traces the start of a storied trilogy between Hall of Fame fighters.
PBC Jabs runs down Porter, checks in with Selby and shows how Berto is making a difference
This week in PBC Jabs, learn what it’s like to train like a champion as host Jordan Hardy hits the track in Las Vegas with “Showtime” Shawn Porter. Also, find out what 126-pound champion Lee Selby has been up to and how former champ Andre Berto is lending a helping hand in hurricane-ravaged Haiti.
Garcia returning home to Philadelphia for November 12 clash with Vargas
Danny Garcia has accomplished a lot in the last six years, including knocking off eight former world champions and earning titles in two weight classes. One thing he hasn’t done? Fight in his beloved hometown of Philadelphia. That’s about to change.
12 Rounds With … Robert Easter Jr.
When he edged Richard Commey by split decision to claim a vacant 135-pound world title on September 9, Robert Easter Jr. was so overcome by emotion that he fell to the canvas and wept.
This week in boxing history: October 10-16
This week in boxing history, PBC remembers a legendary trainer, highlights a breakthrough victory, marvels over a tireless champion and touches upon two heavyweight title bouts.
PBC Jabs gets back in the ring with Wilder, celebrates Easter and chats with Julian Williams
As PBC Jabs moves into October, host Jordan Hardy looks at Deontay Wilder’s return to the gym, highlights Robert Easter Jr.’s hometown celebration and talks to unbeaten 154-pound contender Julian Williams about a potential showdown with world champion Jermall Charlo.
12 Rounds With … Gary Russell Jr.
If you’re a fight fan, odds are you’re familiar with the in-ring accomplishments of 126-pound world champ Gary Russell Jr. But how much do you really know about Russell outside of the squared circle?
Thurman doesn’t pull punches on his place in 147-pound rankings: ‘I’m No. 1’
With boxing’s structure being what it is, there are currently four men on the planet who can legitimately call themselves 147-pound world champions. Keith Thurman begs to differ.
