Feb

Adrian Curiel takes on Sivenathi Nontshinga aiming to settle their score in Mexico

Repeat or revenge. That will be the theme Friday night as Adrian Curiel will attempt to prove his first fight against...

Feb

Naoya Inoue Q&A – Part 2: Three fights in 2024, featherweight in 2025, appealing to American fans, fighting in the U.S.

by Daisuke Sugiura

Daisuke Sugiura sat down with Naoya Inoue to discuss his eventual move to featherweight, his ceiling in terms of weight climbing, his interest in boxing beyond his own career, and his desire to “crossover” with the American boxing public, among other subjects.

Feb

Ring Masters Championships continues tradition of crowning New York’s best amateur boxers

by Ryan Songalia

The boxers come from all five boroughs, plus Long Island and Westchester County, and as far upstate as Poughkeepsie. The...

Feb

Austin Brooks remains unbeaten after stopping Jose Izaguirre in seven rounds

by Francisco Salazar

Austin Brooks is emerging as a legit prospect at 130 pounds. Brooks overcame a slow start to knock out Jose Izaguirre...

Feb

Eye of the Tiger signs Shamil Khataev and Arthur Biyarslanov

by Anson Wainwright

Eye of The Tiger has added two undefeated prospects, middleweight Shamil Khataev and junior welterweight Arthur Biyarslanov, to its burgeoning promotional stable, The Ring has learned.

Feb

Clear and present: Oscar De La Hoya vs. Ike Quartey

by Ron Borges

Oscar De La Hoya took on the first true physical threat of his welterweight title reign when he took on unbeaten former WBA beltholder Ike Quartey on February 13, 1999, at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, and their instant classic nip-and-tack 12-round battle lived up to its high expectations. To commemorate the 25th anniversary of De La Hoya vs. Quartey, we repost the following article penned by hall of famer Ron Borges, which was first published in the September 2022 issue of The Ring.

Feb

Ring Exclusive: Sources reveal Canelo Alvarez-Jermall Charlo on May 4 in Vegas

by Joseph Santoliquito

It looks like undisputed super middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez will be defending his many titles against Jermall Charlo on May...

Feb

Ring Exclusive: Oscar De La Hoya talks about making the Ryan Garcia-Devin Haney fight

by Joseph Santoliquito

LAS VEGAS — During his career, Oscar De La Hoya never avoided anyone. It is what made him a Hall...

Feb

Anthony Yarde KOs Marko Nikolic in three, paves way for Joshua Buatsi clash; Sheeraz blitzes Williams

by Declan Warrington

Anthony Yarde is in position to battle domestic rival and fellow top-rated light heavyweight Joshua Buatsi following his third-round KO of Marko Nikolic. Middleweight up-and-comer Hamzah Sheeraz impressed with an opening-round KO of rugged veteran Liam Williams.