Jacobs making most of second lease on life—in and out of the ring
Daniel Jacobs’ professional career was cruising along in mid-2010, when he was 20-0 with 17 KOs and about to fight for his first world title. Then the harsh realities of life punched him square in the face.
Easter returns to his roots to train for title fight with Commey
To prepare for his first shot at a world championship, Robert Easter Jr. brought everything back to where it all began.
Price works behind his jab to set up seventh-round TKO of Starks
Darwin Price stayed true to his jab against Javontae Starks, and in return it stayed true to him.
Family ties add to weight of battle between prospects Price, Starks
An extended family connection has raised the stakes for an already intense and intriguing showdown between Darwin Price and Javontae Starks.
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Mora determined to earn Jacobs’ title along with his respect
Sergio Mora wants to make one thing clear: He respects Daniel Jacobs as a world-class boxer. Respecting Jacobs as a person? Eh, that’s a different story.
As he zeroes in on Mora rematch, Jacobs also eyes unification bout with Golovkin
Daniel Jacobs badly wants to send a message to Sergio Mora in their upcoming rematch, so there’s no chance he’s overlooking “The Latin Snake.” At the same time, though, Jacobs would be lying if he said he wasn’t looking ahead to possible future opponents.
With two champions in his corner, unbeaten Price works to improve his craft
Darwin Price probably doesn’t require any external motivation to put in the extra gym work required to become a championship-caliber fighter. But if the unbeaten 140-pound prospect did need such motivation, all he’d have to do is peer over his shoulder.
