Sakio Bika looks to get right against lefty Adonis Stevenson
Sakio Bika’s opponents in three of his six career losses and one of his three draws have one distinct commonality: They were southpaws.
Kevin Harlan, Paulie Malignaggi, Virgil Hunter to call PBC on CBS
A longtime football announcer, a two-time world champion boxer and an esteemed trainer walk into a bar—stop us if you’ve heard this one before.
Daniel Jacobs KOs junk food in addition to the competition
Daniel Jacobs was used to dropping his opponents. Then he did the same with Big Macs.
Lamont Peterson: from ‘Sweet Pea’ to the sweet science
In his prime, Pernell “Sweet Pea” Whitaker was so elusive in the ring, attempting to corral the guy was like trying to wrangle a smoke ring.
Bob Costas joining Al Michaels, Marv Albert for PBC on NBC
An iconic trio of sports broadcasters will team up for the first time ever when Bob Costas joins Al Michaels and Marv Albert for the next Premier Boxing Champions card on NBC on April 11.
Sakio Bika aims to give ‘Superman’ a taste of Kryptonite
Adonis Stevenson has vowed to be the first man to knock out Sakio Bika when the two men meet in the ring in Quebec City on Saturday. Bika’s response: Give it your best shot.
Berto honored for charitable work in Haiti
When an earthquake ravaged Haiti in 2010, Andre Berto sprung into action. He spent weeks helping relief efforts immediately after the disaster—withdrawing from a big-ticket fight against Shane Mosley in the process.
Adonis Stevenson gets revenge and then some in his Greatest Hits
He can’t leap tall buildings—or even moderately-sized ones—and he doesn’t wear a cape. So where does Adonis Stevenson get off calling himself “Superman?”
