On Saturday, January 20, at the Echo Arena in Liverpool, England, and live on Sky Sports (UK) and ESPN (USA), Welterweight titlist Natasha Jonas will battle former Jr. Lightweight champion Mikaela Mayer.
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Definitely not the busiest start to 2024, but that's to be expected in the sport of boxing.
OnSaturday, January 13, at the Centre Videotron in Quebec, Canada, and live on ESPN, unified Light-Heavyweight titlist Artur Beterbiev takes on former Super Middleweight world champion Callum Smith.
Well, it's that time of year when one reflects on the last twelve months. That time when one gets a strong desire to give his or her personal take on all that was boxing for 2023.
On January 6, at the The Theater, in the Virgin Hotels Los Vegas, in Nevada, and live on DAZN, Vergil Ortiz will make his 154 pound debut when he takes on Fredrick Lawson.
So, not a lot of shows this weekend, but the giant Day of Reckoning card definitely gave us plenty to watch (and grade).
VIDEO: BOXING RESOLUTIONS FOR 2024
Every year around December, people make a habit of forming New Year's resolutions. Goals or plans for how to improve or better themselves in the coming year.
Considering the amount of Heavyweight fights over the weekend with Day Of Reckoning, there's predictable a decent amount of movement in the biggest division.
PICK: NAOYA INOUE VS. MARLON TAPALES
On Tuesday, December 26, at the Ariake Arena in Tokyo, Japan, and live on ESPN, unified Jr. Featherweight champions Naoya Inoue and Marlon Tapales will both look to become undisputed champions at 122 pounds.
The weekend started off with Jake Paul, everyone's favorite, returning to action with a knockout win over Andre August on Friday. However, it definitely didn't end there.