HBO Boxing looks to make its final fights count
With Daniel Jacobs vs. Sergiy Derevyanchenko on tap as its main event on Saturday, HBO Boxing looks to go out with a bang with its final bouts.
read moreHBO Sports’ exit from boxing hastened by poor matchups, myopic vision
HBO Sports is leaving boxing after 45 years and 1000s of fights televised on the network. And while you can’t blame one man alone, Peter Nelson is implicit in the sport’s death on HBO.
read moreThe New Order and the Future of Boxing: Part One
HBO is exiting boxing after 45 year, but the sport is healthier than ever. Thomas Hauser explores where boxing is headed in the age of streaming.
read moreJarrell Miller on Anthony Joshua: ‘I’ll take all his belts before leaving the ring’
Will undefeated heavyweight contender Jarrell “Big Baby” Miller’s waiting game pay off later this year? Until then, he’ll face Johann Duhaupas on April 28.
read moreAndrew Moloney: ‘I truly believe I can beat these top-level guys (at 115 pounds)’
Fresh off a win over fellow junior bantamweight contender Rene Dacquel, unbeaten Andrew Moloney believes he’s ready for greater challenges at 115 pounds.
read moreJorge Linares-Vasyl Lomachenko talks in jeopardy due to disagreement over May 12 date
Vasyl Lomachenko wants to challenge Jorge Linares for THE RING’s lightweight championship but talks have hit a snag.
read moreBob Arum: Look at HBO’s lineup of fights, what is Peter Nelson thinking?
Bob Arum offered some harsh words for HBO Sports head Peter Nelson on his programming in 2017, and the network’s decision to oppose Lomachenko-Rigondeaux on December 9.
read moreFighters talk the talk at Jacobs-Arias final presser, will they walk the walk on Saturday?
These things can be a bit dreary, because of a feeling that we’ve all been there, done that, heard this...
read moreJim Lampley, HBO Sports enter new multi-year agreement
Jim Lampley, the voice of HBO Boxing programs since 1988, will be heard on the network for years to come.
read moreShowtime and HBO split U.S. rights to Joshua-Klitschko
Showtime will produce its on broadcast for Anthony Joshua-Wladimir Klitschko live at 4:15 p.m. ET on April 29, while HBO will televise the bout tape-delayed at 10:45 p.m. ET., it was announced Monday.
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