This week in boxing history: November 14-20
This week in boxing history, PBC remembers a passing of the torch, introduces a sextet of Olympians, hits two powerful heavyweights and goes 15 rounds in a classic slugfest.
Garcia crushes Vargas, sets sights on Thurman
Danny Garcia did exactly what many expected he would do Saturday night: He pummeled Samuel Vargas in front of his hometown fans, then turned his attention to a very interested ringside observer.
With Thurman showdown looming, Garcia refuses to look past Vargas
When Danny Garcia returns to the ring Saturday night against Samuel Vargas, fellow unbeaten 147-pound champion Keith Thurman will be sitting ringside as a TV analyst, so you can be sure that some of the conversation will revolve around next year's long-awaited Garcia-Thurman showdown.
PBC Jabs sounds off on Charlo-Williams, salutes Herring and awaits fight night with Hurd
This week in PBC Jabs, host Jordan Hardy steps in between Jermall Charlo and Julian Williams, salutes Marine veteran Jamel Herring and touches gloves with 154-pound contender Jarrett Hurd.
12 Rounds With … Adonis Stevenson
With 23 knockouts in 29 career fights, Adonis Stevenson is undoubtedly one of boxing’s most feared punchers. But the longtime 175-pound world champion is so much more than just a seek-and-destroy knockout artist.
Hurd looks to inch closer to 154-pound title shot with win over Dan
Jarrett Hurd has stepped up his competition in recent fights, and the results have moved him ever closer to his first title opportunity.
This week in boxing history: November 7-13
This week in boxing history, PBC rewinds to a pair of classic middleweight title clashes, two historic heavyweight championship showdowns and an epic war between lightweight legends that one magazine crowned the best fight of the 1980s.
Former champ Fortuna seeks another shot at title with win over Douglas
All it took was one fleeting moment, and the world championship Javier Fortuna had worked his whole life to obtain was gone.