Errol Spence Jr. ready to become boxing’s biggest star
IBF welterweight champion wants either a unification bout or clash against another high-profile fighter after scoring a first-round KO of Carlos Ocampo Saturday in a homecoming bout in Texas.
Father’s Day carries special meaning for PBC boxers
From world champions to top contenders, the one constant motivation in training or inside the ring is to give their all for their sons and daughters.
Errol Spence Jr. makes quick work of Carlos Ocampo
IBF welterweight champion disposes of mandatory challenger with a wicked body shot in the first round of his homecoming bout at the Dallas Cowboys World Headquarters in Frisco, Texas.
Moises Flores wants to give Danny Roman a rude welcome home to the U.S.
While Flores is ineligible to win the WBA title after missing weight on Friday, the Mexican contender still plans on proving himself against the 122-pound champion Saturday night on Showtime.
Errol Spence Jr. vs Carlos Ocampo: Assault on the Homecoming King
The IBF titleholder plans to put on a show for his fans in Dallas—who haven't seen a homegrown champion defend his world title at home in 50 years—while the unbeaten Mexican challenger insists he's intent on crashing the party.
Errol Spence Jr. is ready to make a star turn in Texas
Despite a couple hiccups as he adjusts to the new taste of his growing fame, the Dallas, Texas native isn't going to let anyone—whether it be an overzealous fan in a restaurant or unbeaten Mexican contender Carlos Ocampo, who he faces this Saturday night on Showtime—get in his way of becoming the undisputed welterweight champion of the world.
Moises Flores leaves the past behind and looks toward the future
Unbeaten native of Guadalajara, Mexico has put the no-contest against Guillermo Rigondeaux in his rearview as he focuses on winning a 122-pound title against Daniel Roman this Saturday night on Showtime.
12 Rounds With … Javier Fortuna
Two-division champion talks about Saturday's fight vs Adrian Granados, reflects on a tough title loss to Robert Easter Jr., and promises he will still make history as the first Dominican-born three-division world champion.
