The highly anticipated fight between Andy Ruiz and Jarrell Miller in Los Angeles promised to be a thrilling matchup as both fighters had a lot to prove. Both men were looking to redeem themselves after underachieving in recent years, making this bout a significant one for their careers. The twelve-round fight started off slow, with
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Jarrell Miller was once considered one of the most promising fighters in the heavyweight division. His confidence, outspoken personality, and impressive performances in the ring made him a force to be reckoned with. However, Miller’s career took a turn for the worse when he tested positive for a banned substance before a scheduled bout against
Terence Crawford, the welterweight champion from Nebraska, is gearing up for his junior middleweight ring debut. Crawford expresses his confidence and readiness for the fight, emphasizing the importance of enjoying the moment. Reflecting on his career journey, Crawford acknowledges the significance of maturity and handling success with grace. His previous victory over Errol Spence solidified
In 2019, Andy Ruiz became the talk of the boxing world after defeating Anthony Joshua in a major upset. Fans were captivated by Ruiz’s underdog story and his unexpected triumph over the heavyweight champion. However, Ruiz’s success was short-lived as he struggled to maintain his discipline and focus after his historic win. Joshua was able
Terence Crawford, often referred to as “Bud,” has been making waves in the boxing world with his exceptional skills and remarkable performances. While some may debate on who holds the title of the best boxer in the world today, there is no denying that Crawford is undeniably one of the best of his generation. His
Fans and analysts alike were under the impression that Joe Joyce would easily defeat Derek Chisora, who was believed to be past his prime. However, the fight that took place at London’s O2 Arena turned out to be anything but expected. Chisora managed to outshine Joyce and the match was nothing short of a war
Bruce Seldon Jr, son of former heavyweight titlist Bruce Seldon, showcased his skills in his second professional fight, completely dominating Isaiah Margheim in a scheduled heavyweight four-rounder. Margheim was knocked down twice and the fight was stopped in the second round by the referee to prevent further punishment. It was a clear display of Seldon
Boxing history is full of epic rivalries that have captured the imagination of fight fans all around the world. From Ali-Frazier to Tyson-Holyfield, these showdowns have become the stuff of legends. Among these classic trilogies, the series of fights between Arturo Gatti and “Irish” Micky Ward stands out as one of the greatest ever witnessed
High boxing pedigrees are not uncommon in the world of professional boxing. However, not everyone can boast of being the son of a former heavyweight world champion. Bruce Seldon Jr. is set to have his second professional fight in Atlantic City, following in the footsteps of his father, Bruce Seldon Sr., who once held the
Otto Wallin’s journey in the boxing world took an unexpected turn when he faced off against former heavyweight titlist Anthony Joshua in Riyadh. Despite showing early promise, Wallin was unable to withstand Joshua’s power and the fight was stopped between the fifth and sixth rounds. This defeat undoubtedly left Wallin reeling and looking for a
One of the most significant moments in the history of Atlantic City Boxing took place in June of 1988, when Mike Tyson faced Michael Spinks in what was dubbed the “90 Second Massacre”. Tyson, the undefeated heavyweight champion of the world, decimated Spinks in a mere minute and a half into the first round. This
Writing about the sport of boxing can present unique challenges for journalists, particularly when it comes to maintaining objectivity. In a landscape where many fans seek out journalists to validate their own opinions, staying neutral can be difficult. The era of objective reporting in boxing seems to be fading, making it even more challenging for