A former boxing champion is back in the ring. Now he is using a sport criticized for its violence to coach these young athletes in the sport of life. No matter how you duke it out, boxing involves hitting someone else. But a South Seattle man believes it ...

Dave Allen is not sure when he will fight again. Promoter Eddie Hearn had hoped to get the popular Doncaster fighter out again early in 2026 but Allen has not been in training since his comprehensive loss to Arslanbak Makhmudov in October. His weight has gone up by more than 20lbs in that time.

Small-hall boxing has long been considered the sport's lifeblood. But right now, it is struggling for survival. BBC Sport finds out why.

Cult-like hero and boxer Eric Esch, better known as Butterbean, has been fighting demons since his brief flirtation with fame. The former boxer, who also fought in MMA in the 1990s and 2000s, had a combined record of 97-24-5 but has had many more battles ...

A boxing documentary will get the Hollywood treatment, with the story now serving as the basis for a major film. The new movie will star André Holland, Wendell

Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series spotlighting the scripts behind the awards season’s most talked-about movies continues with the Toronto Film Festival-premiering Black Bear film Christy, written and directed by David Michôd,

The gym offers youth and amateur boxing memberships, adult fitness boxing training and elite amateur and professional training programs.

Boxing needs a fight with zero chill in 2026. And David Benavidez vs. Artur Beterbiev would be just that. This would be Hagler vs. Hearns for Generation Z. If Benavidez wants to become the face of boxing as Canelo’s career winds down, these are the type of fights he needs to be involved in.

Hosted by Victor Migalchan, California LIVE Podcast, one of the nationwide leading platforms for powerful, purpose-driven conversations, proudly shines a spotlight on the legends of women’s boxing at the 2025 International Women’s Boxing Hall of Fame ...

There is a fine line between rushing a prospect and over protecting him. A steady balance has to be found based on the skill of that particular boxer, so that he can grow into the professional game, learn on the job and be tested to improve his skills.