Boxing Journal

🥊 Dmitry Bivol steps back into the ring tomorrow after spending 462 days on the sidelines. He’s set to defend his position against IBF mandatory challenger Michael Eifert, with ring walks scheduled for 2:30 PM EST ⏰🔥

📋 Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s championship résumé is absolutely legendary 🥶👑

Throughout his iconic undefeated career, “Money” captured world titles across multiple weight classes and ruled boxing for years:

🏆 The Ring Junior Middleweight Champion
🏆 WBA Junior Middleweight Champion
🏆 Two-time WBC Junior Middleweight Champion

🏆 Two-time The Ring Welterweight Champion
🏆 WBA Welterweight Champion
🏆 Two-time WBC Welterweight Champion
🏆 IBF Welterweight Champion
🏆 WBO Welterweight Champion

🏆 WBC Junior Welterweight Champion

🏆 The Ring Lightweight Champion
🏆 WBC Lightweight Champion

🏆 WBC Junior Lightweight Champion

One of the greatest resumes the sport has ever seen. 🥊🔥

🥊 Former world champion Regis Prograis has shared his thoughts on the rumored Ryan Garcia vs Conor Benn clash and he believes the outcome depends completely on the style of fight. 👀🔥

According to Prograis, Ryan Garcia is the cleaner and more technically skilled boxer overall. But when it comes to an all-out war, he feels Conor Benn has the edge because of his aggression, toughness, and punching power. 😤

Prograis explained that if Ryan sticks to smart boxing and uses movement the way he did against Mario Barrios, he could outclass Benn comfortably. But if the fight turns chaotic and physical, he sees Benn thriving in that environment. 🥊💥

He also mentioned that Benn can sometimes telegraph his punches too much, saying Conor needs to disguise his shots better to get the most out of his power.

🗣️ “I think he could beat Ryan. If they fight, I’d lean toward Conor Benn,” said Prograis.

The highly talked-about showdown is rumored to take place September 12 in Las Vegas. 🌴👊

Turki has revealed that he hopes Canelo Alvarez continues fighting for another 5 to 7 years 👀🥊

He also says he’s dreaming of a huge homecoming event for the Mexican superstar one day 🇲🇽🔥

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🚨 Rico isn’t leaving the heavyweight scene anytime soon 😳🥊

After his explosive performance against Usyk, Rico still sees himself as the “uncrowned king.” Even though he officially took the loss, he clearly believes he proved more than enough to claim a moral victory. 👀

And now? He’s staying in boxing for the biggest fights possible. 🔥

Rico says he’s hungry to test himself against elite competition and wants every challenge the division has to offer.

But interestingly… there’s one dangerous heavyweight he never mentioned. 😬

The one man who could completely change the story with a single punch.

Yep… Deontay Wilder. 💣🥶

This matchup would shake the entire boxing world… 🩸

Artur Beterbiev isn’t built like a normal fighter. An undisputed champion with 21 fights and 20 knockouts, he applies a level of pressure that has broken some of the best in the division. 😳

He doesn’t hunt knockouts they seem to happen the moment you stand in front of him. 😤

Every shot carries danger. Every round feels like survival. One lapse in focus, and it gets punished instantly.

Then there’s Canelo Alvarez… a boxing great in every sense. 🥊🇲🇽

63 wins, multi-division dominance, elite ring IQ, world-class counterpunching, and a reputation built on timing that can change a fight in a single exchange. 👀

One clean counter from Canelo can flip momentum in seconds. 💥

Now picture it…

Canelo trying to slip, counter, and break down the body of boxing’s most feared pressure puncher.

Beterbiev marching forward, absorbing fire, and responding with shots that look like they erase resistance.

One brings skill and precision. The other brings pure destruction.

So the real question is:

Does Canelo’s intelligence and experience solve the Beterbiev puzzle…

or does Beterbiev’s power prove there are levels even greatness can’t escape? 😳

Most fans lean toward a stoppage win for Beterbiev. 😬

❤️ = BETERBIEV
👍 = CANELO

Even David Benavidez couldn’t hide his respect watching Floyd Mayweather Jr. hit the mitts at 49 years old 🤝🥊

Still sharp, still fast, still moving like time hasn’t caught up with him yet 😳

Shakur Stevenson to Claressa Shields 🥊🥊

🚨 BIG DEMANDS FROM JEFF HORN 👀💰

Former Australian champion Jeff Horn is reportedly asking for a staggering $10 million around 600 million pesos to come out of retirement for a rematch against Manny Pacquiao. 🥊

And that may not be the only condition… 😳

According to reports, Horn also wants 50% of the pay-per-view earnings if the long-awaited second fight finally gets made. 🔥

🔥 “I ONLY NEEDED ONE SHOT!” — Erik Morales fires back at Juan Manuel Marquez in the Pacquiao rivalry debate 😤🥊

Mexican legend Erik Morales once threw serious shade at fellow icon Juan Manuel Marquez while talking about their battles with Manny Pacquiao.

🗣️ “I didn’t need four fights to beat Pacquiao.”

Morales was reminding everyone that he handed Pacquiao a unanimous decision loss in 2005, becoming the first fighter in years to defeat the Filipino superstar 👀

And he didn’t stop there… 😳

Morales also dismissed Marquez’s unforgettable 2012 knockout of Pacquiao as nothing more than a “lucky punch,” insisting it wasn’t the kind of complete domination people make it out to be.

🚨 WBC super featherweight king O'Shaquie Foster says Raymond Ford brings more offensive variety than Shakur Stevenson, and believes Ford’s style is the closest example of what a future clash with Shakur could look like. 👀🥊

🗣️ “Honestly, Ray got a few more tricks offensively than Shakur. The way he fights is similar to Shakur’s style, so once people see me deal with that comfortably, they’re definitely gonna wanna see how I match up with Shakur next.”