Send a text We recap a crowded fight weekend with belts on the line, sharp undercards, a polarizing masterclass, and one surreal viral moment. From Zander Zayas’ poise to Shakur’s control and Josh Kelly’s rise, we sort the substance from the noise and have a laugh along the way. • ProBox highlights with Flores vs Teasley momentum swing • Scarborough vs Valdez late surge and shaky 99–91 card • Zander Zayas’ measured win over Abbas Barou • Shakur Stevenson’s control and Teofimo’s future questi...

Send a text The commentary was loud, so we hit mute—and found a surprisingly fun night of fights underneath the noise. We start with Paramount Plus stepping into live boxing with Zuffa, where slick production and uniform trunks met a broadcast team that wouldn’t stop selling narratives. Once the volume dropped, the action spoke for itself: Trinidad-Ornelas delivered a clean showcase of pressure fighting and heart, the kind of one-sided bout that still keeps you glued to the screen. From ther...

Send a text Blood on the canvas, debates on the scorecards, and a corner countout that had us double-taking at the screen—this week’s slate turned small venues into big stories. We start with Jack Catterall’s ruthless timing against Asuman, where early power, clean knockdowns, and cut management morphed a presumed showcase into a gritty, can’t-look-away brawl. From there, we head to ESPN Deportes, where production charm met raw matchmaking: Blandon dissecting Marinero with steady pressure and...

Send a text Snow fell, beers cracked, and the fights finally delivered. After a quiet stretch and messy streaming news, we packed a cabin weekend with live cards and walked away with big opinions: a heavyweight slugfest that ended in controversy, a masterclass from a pound-for-pound technician moving up in weight, and a welterweight statement so violent it might have reset the division’s pecking order. We start with Fabio Wardley vs Joseph Parker, a back-and-forth brawl that flipped in the 1...

Send a text Boxing's landscape shifted dramatically as Terence Crawford accomplished the seemingly impossible - jumping two weight classes to dethrone Canelo Alvarez and claim all the super middleweight belts. The historic victory was a masterclass in precision, timing, and fight IQ as Crawford neutralized Canelo's power advantage with superior movement and consistent output across all twelve rounds. The episode dives deep into how Crawford's strategy unfolded, analyzing the key moments that...

Send a text Boxing's heavyweight renaissance takes center stage as we unpack three thrilling encounters that showcase the division's exciting present and future. Oleksandr Usyk's masterful performance against Daniel Dubois demonstrates why many consider him potentially the greatest boxer of this generation - his footwork, angles, and newfound power combining to form a complete fighting package at age 38. "This guy literally - you put him in any era, he could stand in there with the greats." ...

Send a text Boxing's dual identity was on full display this weekend as Netflix's groundbreaking all-female card delivered exceptional entertainment while a questionable pay-per-view left fans wondering why they'd part with their money. The contrast couldn't have been more striking. Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano concluded their historic trilogy with Taylor securing a legitimate victory after two previous controversial decisions. Though starting painfully slow – the hosts jokingly scored rou...

Send a text Boxing's recent showcase delivered a perfect blend of technical brilliance and bizarre moments that remind us why the sport remains so captivating despite its occasional frustrations. When undefeated Cornflake LaManna (yes, that's really his name) stepped into the ring with Jermall Charlo, we witnessed the stark difference between being unbeaten and being elite. LaManna's knees buckled "cartoonishly" until a merciful doctor stoppage that seemed less about medical concerns a...

Send a text A boxing weekend that began with disappointment ultimately delivered one of the year's most thrilling fights. Fritz and Franco take you through the entire spectrum of emotions that fight fans experienced over this packed weekend of action. The Times Square card failed to ignite any real excitement despite featuring names like Devin Haney, who appeared hesitant throughout his victory, and Ryan Garcia, whose defensive limitations were exposed in his loss to the equally controversia...

Send a text Cinco de Mayo transforms into a global boxing extravaganza this year with major fights spanning three consecutive days across the world. We're gearing up for what could be the most action-packed weekend in recent boxing memory. Before diving into the upcoming fights, we analyze Richard Torres Jr.'s underwhelming performance against Guido Vianello. Despite securing the victory, Torres' wild haymakers and poor footwork raise serious questions about his potential as a legitimate hea...