Hiroto Kyoguchi wishes to ring in the New Year as junior flyweight champion
Former IBF 105-pound titlist Hiroto Kyoguchi wants to kick off his New Year with a new belt around his waist: The Ring Magazine junior flyweight championship.
read moreJose Pedraza ahead of Lomachenko unification: ‘I see myself with both titles’
This Saturday night at the Madison Square Garden Theater in New York, Jose Pedraza takes another step up the proverbial...
read moreTodd duBoef Q&A: Networks don’t make fights, promoters make fights
The seismic shifts boxing has undertaken in 2018 has largely been focused around its full body pivot to streaming services,...
read moreGabriel Rosado wants to make middleweight rival Luis Arias ‘eat his words’
A simmering rivalry between Gabriel Rosado and Luis Arias will come to the boil in Kansas on Saturday.
read moreTomoki Kameda to resume title hunt vs. Abigail Medina on Monday
It was only a matter of time before former bantamweight champion Tomoki Kameda found himself back in the title picture....
read moreDAZN CEO James Rushton: ‘We would love Gennady Golovkin to fight on DAZN’
DAZN CEO James Rushton wants boxing fans to know that he helps runs a streaming network and that making fights is all up to the promoters with whom he works.
read moreThe Ryota Murata hangover – Defeat to Rob Brant scuppers Gennady Golovkin dream fight
A dream middleweight fight for Japan looked assured until American Rob Brant crashed the party and tore up the script.
read moreRyota Murata eager to please U.S. audience against Rob Brant on Saturday
LAS VEGAS -- Today at the final press conference, Japanese megastar Ryota Murata saw his American opponent, Rob Brant, inside...
read moreHideyuki Ohashi Q&A: Payano will be aggressive, expect Inoue to win early
TOKYO – Earlier this week RingTV spoke with one of the perennial gym presidents in Japan, Mr. Hideyuki Ohashi, of...
read moreJuan Carlos Payano: ‘I’m not going to go down because Naoya Inoue punches hard. You gotta kill me to beat me’
Former champion Juan Carlos Payano has certainly not ventured to Japan to make up the numbers.
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