Boxing

Polish boxer Tadeusz Pietrzykowski was known for his ability to dodge blows. Still, the odds were against him when he fought his first bout at the Nazi German death camp Auschwitz. Severely emaciated, Prisoner Number 77 was up against a much heavier German inmate — a “kapo” who oversaw other prisoners. “From around me I
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Bring on Amanda Serrano? Jennifer Han was no match in her fight against Katie Taylor on the Josh Warrington-Mauricio Lara card Saturday in Leeds, England, which Taylor won by a shutout decision. Thus, Taylor once again retains her lightweight championship and looks ahead to bigger fights. That could mean a showdown with fellow pound-for-pounder Serrano,
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If Oscar Valdez were in the UFC, despite his positive test for the medication phentermine, he’d be able to fight on Sept. 10 as planned against Robson Conceicao without issue. That’s because phentermine is banned only in-competition by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) prohibited list. In-competition as defined as from 11:59 p.m. the day before
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Indian boxers dominated the Asian Youth Championships, notching up six gold medals along with nine silver and five bronze in the event where the women’s competition was significantly depleted due to pullouts caused by COVID-19 related travel restrictions. Preeti Dahiya (60kg), Sneha Kumari (66kg), Khushi (75kg) and Neha (54kg) clinched gold medals in the women’s
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Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley were involved in a scuffle Thursday afternoon following a media conference after a member of Paul’s team was apparently talking trash to Woodley’s mother in the crowd. After the media conference in Cleveland previewing Sunday’s bout between the YouTuber and former UFC champion, someone with Paul started jawing at Woodley’s
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Celebrity boxing matches are a sore subject in the fight game. Boxing purists mock them, but when the sport can’t get its act together and refuses to pit the best vs. the best, well this is what you get: YouTube stars with massive followings and sensational promotional skills stepping in to fill the void. On
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LAS VEGAS — It’s over for Manny Pacquiao. Oh, there are plenty of guys he can still beat if he chooses to fight again. But what made Pacquiao one of the greats, one of the most breathtaking fighters of this or any generation, was his eagerness to accept every challenge, to move up seemingly indiscriminately
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Getty Images Unbeaten featherweight prospect Mark Magsayo has spent all of his eight-year pro career looking up to his idol, Filipino icon Manny Pacquiao. Fighting on his hero’s pay-per-view undercard on Saturday, Magsayo delivered a finish worthy of the eight-division champion. Magsayo (23-0, 16 KOs), a native of the Philippines, got up off the canvas
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