Jaron Ennis, the 27-year-old IBF Welterweight World Champion from Philadelphia, can't seem to find anyone to fight him. The young champ is looking at all his options, even thinking about moving up to super-welterweight.
Terence Crawford got a surprise order from the WBO. The organization wants him to fight Sebastian Fundora for the super-welterweight title. This comes after Crawford couldn't get the fight he really wanted with Canelo Alvarez.
Terence Crawford might knock out Canelo Alvarez if they fight, says retired champ James Toney. The bold prediction comes as talk of a potential super-middleweight clash between the two stars heats up.
Tyson Fury has changed his mind about fighting Joseph Parker. The heavyweight champion now says he'd face his friend and training partner if it meant a big payday for Parker.
Oleksandr Usyk, the undisputed heavyweight champion, has set his sights on just two more fights before he hangs up his gloves. The Ukrainian boxer wants a rematch with Tyson Fury and possibly a third bout with Anthony Joshua.
Francis Ngannou wants to keep boxing after his fight with Anthony Joshua. The former UFC Heavyweight Champion recently shared his thoughts on potential opponents in the ring.
Mike Tyson and Lennox Lewis remain two of heavyweight boxing's biggest stars, even years after their careers ended. Their names still get fans talking.
Terence Crawford's move to super-welterweight has got people talking about potential matchups. Juan Manuel Marquez, the Mexican boxing legend, recently shared his thoughts on a possible fight between Crawford and current IBF welterweight champion Jaron 'Boots' Ennis.
Evander Holyfield, the former undisputed cruiserweight and heavyweight champion, has shared his thoughts on the punching power of his past opponents. In a recent chat with Fight Hype, 'The Real Deal' compared the hitting force of two boxing legends.
Gervonta 'Tank' Davis hits harder than Terence Crawford. That's according to WBO Welterweight World Champion Brian Norman Jr., who's sparred with both men.
