The anticipation for a rematch between Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney has been growing steadily among boxing fans. This potential fight would be the 7th encounter between the two fighters, now on the professional stage. Both Garcia and Haney have expressed their willingness to face each other, and the excitement is palpable on social media.
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Naoya Inoue is undeniably a force to be reckoned with. His boxing prowess is an awe-inspiring display of skill and power. With every devastating body shot he delivers, the impact reverberates not just visually and audibly, but almost tangibly. It is clear that Inoue possesses a unique ability that sets him apart from his competitors.
After a series of disappointments and setbacks, former heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua made a strong comeback in his fight against Otto Wallin. With doubts surrounding his ability to regain his form, Joshua entered the ring in Saudi Arabia with a determination to prove himself once again. Both Joshua and Wallin had their own goals for
In a highly anticipated showdown, heavyweight fighters Jarrell “Big Baby” Miller and Daniel Dubois brought the thunder as they went head-to-head in a ten-round bout. Both renowned for their hard-hitting power, the match was expected to be an explosive display of skill and strength. With Miller’s impressive record of 26-0-1 and Dubois’ record of 19-2,
There seems to be an exciting development in the boxing world as talks of a major fight between Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia have emerged. The anticipation is palpable, and fans are eagerly awaiting confirmation of this highly anticipated showdown. Garcia recently took to social media to express his eagerness for the fight, stating that
In the world of boxing, trainers play a crucial role in shaping the careers of fighters. Trainer Ben Davison has made a significant impact in the sport, having trained notable champions such as the WBC and lineal heavyweight champion, Tyson Fury. However, he has recently taken on a new challenge by training another heavyweight of
This weekend in Saudi Arabia, Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder are set to showcase their skills on an impressive pay-per-view card. While they may not face each other at this time, their respective opponents – Otto Wallin and Joseph Parker – are formidable challenges that cannot be overlooked. Joshua, who is coming off two losses
In the heart of midtown Manhattan, Boxing Insider’s Holiday Fight Night II featured a highly anticipated battle between two heavyweights, Fernley Feliz and Raphael Carolina. The six-round fight started cautiously, with both fighters displaying a calculated approach in the first round. The second round maintained a similar rhythm, lacking significant action. However, Feliz emerged as
Jake Paul, the controversial YouTuber-turned-boxer, continues to make waves in the boxing world. With his recent victory over Andre August, a legitimate boxer, Paul proves that he is not just a social media sensation but also a formidable force in the ring. While some may dismiss him as a mere spectacle, his determination to improve
WBO flyweight titlist Jesse Rodriguez is gearing up for a thrilling showdown this Saturday against undefeated IBF flyweight champion Sunny Edwards. Both fighters are confident in their abilities and have their eyes set on victory. Rodriguez, with his undeniable skills and power, is determined to take Edwards’ belt and preserve his unbeaten record. On the
Anthony Joshua, once the unbeatable titan in the heavyweight division, finds himself at a crucial juncture in his career. With two losses in his last three fights, doubts have plagued his reputation. However, Joshua remains determined to prove his worth and silence the naysayers. As he prepares to face heavyweight contender Otto Wallin on December
It was a night to remember for Devin Haney, as he achieved stardom in his hometown of San Francisco. After almost eight years as a professional fighter, the 25-year-old multi-divisional titlist completely outclassed the talented WBC junior welterweight titlist Regis Prograis. The moment was even sweeter for Haney, considering he accomplished this feat in front
In a surprising turn of events, the undefeated Rafael Espinoza faced off against the defending WBO featherweight champion, Robeisy Ramirez. With a record of 21-0, Espinoza entered the ring as the underdog against Ramirez’s impressive record of 13-1. The stage was set for an intriguing clash of styles and a thrilling fight. Standing at a
Devin Haney, the rising boxing star, is set to face the brash defending champion, Regis Prograis, in a highly anticipated WBC junior welterweight title fight. Haney’s confidence is unwavering despite Prograis’ skepticism about his ability to withstand the power punches. In a pre-fight media session, Haney expressed his belief in his own capabilities and asserted
The boxing world was left in a state of uncertainty when Showtime announced its departure from the fight game. Premier Boxing Champions (PBC), already facing the challenge of losing other cable outlets over time, needed to find a new home. And now, breaking news has emerged that Amazon Prime has become that home for PBC.
Caleb Plant, former IBF super middleweight titlist, has his sights set on a highly anticipated showdown with current WBC middleweight titlist, Jermall Charlo. In an interview with Fight Hub’s Marcus Hayes, Plant expressed his desire to face Charlo and emphasized that it is the fight he wants next. The potential matchup between these two skilled
“I think it’s going to shock him about my speed, how fast I really am.” These words by Regis Prograis perfectly encapsulate his mindset in an interview with Fight Hub’s Marcos Villegas on the eve of his highly anticipated pay-per-view bout against the highly regarded Devin Haney. The fight, set to take place in San
Ryan Garcia’s comeback fight in Houston did not go according to plan. The crowd’s response was far from encouraging, as Garcia was met with boos. Throughout the second half of the fight, it seemed like Garcia was on a path to victory by avoiding his opponent, Oscar Duarte, and only occasionally throwing punches. This lackluster