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Being a boxing fan, it can sometimes be hard to get your fill. We are often left disappointed, because boxing fails to deliver on so many occasions. It seems that we boxing fans merely hold out for the handful of credible matches that happen each year… and sigh at the ones we miss.
Sergio Martinez vs. Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. and Manny Pacquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather are two of the potential big matches that we’re missing out on right now, but what about historical boxing fantasy fights like Vitali Klitschko vs. …
Pacquiao Camp Says May 5th Doesn’t Make Sense; Guerrero Out for Mayweather; Martinez Calls Pacquiao & Chavez Jr. Cowards…
I’m not sure if any of you boxing fans realized this, but over the past few days, there has been a flurry of news, rumors and reports, ranging from factual to iffy to off the wall, concerning Floyd Mayweather, Manny Pacquiao, and the potential dream Pacquiao vs. Mayweather clash. Today alone there are several new buzz-worthy items to consider, and so we present them all right here in one spot, in today’s …
The Ten Greatest Light Heavyweights in Boxing History
For many reasons, ranking light heavyweights is a tricky endeavor. Many of the greatest to ever do it at this weight were never officially champion. The issue of racism rears its head in this weight class, with many of the division’s top practitioners from the first half of the century being denied their rightful place.
Many old-time greats fought in many divisions and it can be difficult to isolate their prime into one division. Without many of them having won titles at 175, it’s …
Ten Greatest Heavyweights in Boxing History
While one of the easiest lists to compile, with so many many hallmark names at the top, it is one of the more sticky rankings in the sport. The number one and two spots are easy enough, with an even argument on Muhammad Ali and Joe Louis. After that, it is an absolute free-for-all with some of the giants from the past.
This division, more than any other, requires one to ignore the head-to-head fantasy component. Let’s face it, what a heavyweight really is has changed …
I guess I’d be preaching to the converted when it comes to the subject of ‘interim’, ‘regular’ and ‘super’ champion status. We all despise it and even feel ripped off by it. Right? Right. So if that’s how we feel, imagine how the athlete who has been through that ridiculousness, and comes out the other side a World Champion, must feel.
I am a past boxing official, and was a diehard fan, who once preached all that was good about the sport to anyone who would listen. But now I feel …
2011 Fighter of the Year, Fight of the Year and Oh So Much More…
It’s that time of the year again. No, not time for the holidays, time for the year end boxing awards! The team at ProBoxing-Fans.com has been putting together our candidates and picks for all of the major 2011 boxing awards, including 2011 Fighter of the Year, Fight of the Year, Round of the Year and more.
We have dozens of different awards to hand out for the year that was in boxing, from the top prospect to the …
Super Six results, match-ups, the Super Six Tournament standings, bracket and more!
After more than two years of fights, three preliminary stages and plenty of drama, hype and controversy, the Super Six World Boxing Classic has finally concluded. Andre Ward defeated Carl Froch in the Super Six Finals match, taking home the tournament championship, two of the super middleweight title belts and a whole bag full of scalps from the division’s best fighters. Right here on this page, you can find a full recap and home base for everything that was …
