Boxing Updates

IF USYK RETIRES TODAY, WHERE DO YOU RANK HIM ALL-TIME?

The death of Jack Dempsey at the grand old age of 87 in 1983 ended that great era of boxing.

1950s Heavyweights vs 2020s Heavyweights

Heavyweight boxing has changed significantly from the 1950s to the 2020s, especially in terms of size and athletic build. In the 1950s, champions like Rocky Marciano and Floyd Patterson were often much smaller, typically around the mid 180 cm range and weighing far less than modern heavyweights. In contrast, today's fighters regularly stand well over 190 cm with much heavier natural frames, combining size with speed and conditioning. This shift reflects changes in training, nutrition, and the evolution of the sport toward larger, more athletic athletes.

Who do you want to see Shakur Stevenson fight next ❓

Did you know that Lomachenko's father banned him from boxing for 4 years?

Vasyl Lomachenko. His father Anatoly took him out of boxing as a child and enrolled him in Ukrainian folk dance classes for 4 years to develop footwork and balance. He also trained him in chess, gymnastics, swimming with eyes closed, and forced him to learn how to handstand for 5 minutes before he was allowed back in the gym. Lomachenko went on to win 396 amateur fights (losing only 1), 2 Olympic gold medals, and become the fastest fighter to win world titles in 3 weight divisions.

Who would you pick? ⤵️

Terence Crawford maintains he has
"nothing to prove" and is at peace with retirement.

"That's a part of boxing. When you retire with a lot of left in the tank, they want you to come back," Crawford told The Ring. "But, for me, I don't have nothing to prove. I don't have nothing to gain. So therefore, you know, I'm happily retired."

Team A or Team B, which team would win this fantasy fight!?

8 of Gervonta Davis' last 9 opponents have been world champions

Who would you like to see Tank face next!?

It's crazy how much bigger today's heavyweights are compared to the heavyweights of the 1950s