Southside Boxing Gym+Fight Club

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‘Happiest man in the world’: Fairytale comeback complete as Aussie boxer a world champ again ‘Happiest man in the world’: Fairytale comeback complete as Aussie boxer a world champ again

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“FIREFIGHT.”🧨

Errol Spence Jr’s trainer Ronnie Shields is bracing for a 12-round war when his fighter meets Tim Tszyu in Australia next month.

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To me Tyson Fury talks a lot. Always has. It’s part of his game get in your head before he gets in the ring....

But let me say this.

I’ve been knocked down. I’ve been stopped. I’ve lost in front of the whole world. And I came back. Every single time. That’s not weakness. That’s character!!!

Fury talks about heart? I respect what he did against Wilder. Genuinely. Getting up from that knockdown in round 12 that was special. But don’t rewrite history like your career was perfect. You vacated belts. You had years out of the ring. You avoided fights that needed to happen...

I stepped into the ring with Wladimir Klitschko at 27 years old and dominated him. I unified titles. I sold out Wembley twice. Not because of my hair or my smile. Because I delivered....

Yes, Ruiz hurt me. Yes, Usyk beat me twice. I’m not running from that. But I faced them. I didn’t cherry-pick. I didn’t duck. I showed up.....

Fury wants to talk about who’s a real champion? Sign the contract. Step in the ring. Let’s settle it where it matters...

I’m still here. I’m still hungry. And I’m not done yet....

— Anthony Joshua

Who’s right Fury or Joshua???

Unbeaten Zuffa Boxing champion Jai Opetaia and WBC titlist Noel Mikaelian are finalizing a deal to stage a cruiserweight bout on an upcoming The Ring Magazine card later this year, BoxingScene learned Friday.

Terence Crawford Explains Why Canelo Alvarez Refused to Retire After Defeat

Terence Crawford believes Saul "Canelo" Alvarez has one major reason for continuing his boxing career despite suffering a career-defining defeat to the unbeaten American.

After outclassing Alvarez to capture the undisputed super-middleweight championship, Crawford surprised the boxing world by announcing his retirement, walking away from the sport at the pinnacle of his career. In contrast, Canelo chose to continue fighting, immediately setting his sights on another world title opportunity.

Many fans and analysts viewed Crawford's victory as confirmation that Alvarez, despite his legendary résumé, is no longer the dominant force he once was. The Mexican star has accumulated significant mileage across a 20-year professional career, having debuted at just 15 years old and competed in 68 professional bouts.

Warning signs had emerged in recent years. Since returning to the 168-pound division following his defeat to Dmitry Bivol, Canelo recorded six consecutive unanimous decision victories but faced criticism for failing to produce the explosive finishes that once defined his reign.

Against Crawford, those concerns appeared justified. The Omaha native handed Alvarez the first super-middleweight defeat of his career and stripped him of his undisputed crown.

Yet while Crawford opted to retire following the biggest win of his career, Canelo remains determined to continue competing at the highest level. The Mexican superstar is now preparing to challenge Christian Mbilli for the WBC super-middleweight title in September.

Speaking during a DAZN broadcast, Crawford revealed why he believes Alvarez has chosen not to walk away from the sport.

> “Canelo won’t want to end his career on a loss like he did with me. So, I can see Canelo wanting to come back and prove himself and be back champion, do the things he wanted to do in the sport of boxing and then leave on his own terms.”

According to Crawford, pride and legacy are driving Alvarez's decision. Rather than allowing his final chapter to be defined by defeat, the former undisputed champion appears determined to reclaim world-title status before eventually calling time on his illustrious career.

Canelo's next opportunity comes on September 12 when he faces Christian Mbilli atop a "Mexico vs. The World" themed card in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, with another world championship potentially on the line.