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Wilder is now claiming that Fury tampered with his own shoes

WEEK 37 Friday Sept 11th Arena Shopping Center, Budapest, Hungary,Balazs Bacskai v Gogi Knezevic - Sport2 Hungary Khimki Basketball Center, Khimki, Russia, Fedor Chudinov v Umar Sadiq - REN TV Sat Sept 12th RCC Boxing Academy, Ekaterinburg, Russia, Eduard Skavynskyi v Dzmitry Atrokhau - YouTube Universum Gym, Hamburg, Germany, Ali Kiydin v Yakup Saglam - Bild+ Ruda Slaska, Poland, Remigiusz Woz v Tomasz Gromadzki - Polsat Sport Fight BT Sport Studio, Stratford, London, UK Anthony Yarde v Dec Spelman - ESPN+ and BT Sports UK The Bubble, MGM Grand, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, Egidijus Kavaliauskas v Mikael Zewski - ESPN+ Mexico, Carlos Molina v Hector Zepeda - FITE.tv Sun Sept 13th Hangar 34, Liverpool, Merseyside, UK "Back to Business UK" - FITE.tv & FightStream PPV

Yard was gassed and when you're gassed on that level the wind from a good miss might put you down

We lost an icon in the sport of boxing today.

Looks a right fat bastard - surely never gonna make it back down to 147-150 ?

WEEK 42 Thursday Oct 18 Indio, California, USA (ESPN2 USA) 'Golden Boy on ESPN' Jason Quigley vs Freddy Hernandez 10 rounds, NABF Middleweight Title No ucard Friday Oct 19 Buenos Aires, Argentina (Argentina DeporTV) Romaon Lovera vs TBA 6 rounds, middleweights + ucard Salta, Argentina (Argentina TyC Sports) Marcela Acuna vs Mayerlin Rivas 10X2 IBF World Female Super Bantamweight Title + ucard Santiago de Chile, Chile (Chile CDO) Christian Olivares vs Patricio Carrion 10 rounds, vacant Chilean Lightweight Title + ucard Bangkok, Thailand (Thailand Canal 7) Tewa Kiram vs Manyi Issa 12 rounds, super welterweights No ucard California, USA (TBP WEB-DL ?) Anthony Franco vs Antonio Hernandez 4 rounds, middleweights + ucard Saturday Oct 20 Buenos Aires, Argentina (Argentina TyC Sports) Luis Cusolito vs Julian Aristule 10 rounds, interim Argentina (FAB) Super Bantamweight Title + ucard Liege, Belgium (Australian epicentre.tv) Bilal Laggoune vs Tamas Lodi 10 rounds, cruiserweights + ucard Bouche-du-Rhone, France (France Canal+) Arsen Goulamirian vs Mark Flanagan 12 rounds, WBA World Cruiserweight Title + ucard Cozumel, Quintana Roo, Mexico (Mexico Televisa) Francisco Rodriguez Jr vs Hernan Marquez 12 rounds, WBC Latino Silver Super Flyweight Title + ucard Essex, England (BT Sports UK) Gary Corcoran vs Johnny Garton 12 rounds, vacant BBBofC British Welterweight Title Anthony Yarde vs Walter Sequeira 10 rounds, light heavyweights Nathan Gorman vs TBA heavyweights + ucard Nottingham, England Ekow Essuman vs Andy Keates 10 rounds, vacant BBBofC English Welterweight Title + ucard Florida, USA (DAZN & Poland TVP Sports) Emmanuel Rodriguez vs Jason Moloney 12 rounds, IBF World Bantamweight Title Yuniel Dorticos vs Mateusz Masternak 12 rounds, cruiserweights + ucard Massachussetts, USA (DAZN) Tevin Farmer vs James Tennyson 12 rounds, IBF World Super Featherweight Title Demetrius Andrade vs Walter Kautondokwa 12 rounds, vacant WBO World Middleweight Title Kid Galahad vs Toka Kahn Clary 12 rounds, featherweights Katie Taylor vs Cindy Serrano 10X2 IBF World Female Lightweight Title, WBA World Female Lightweight Title + ucard Nevada, USA (Boxnation UK & ESPN+) Ryota Murata vs Rob Brant 12 rounds, WBA World Middleweight Title Maxim Dadashev vs Antonio DeMarco 10 rounds, super lightweights Sunday Oct 21 East London, E.Cape, South Africa (SA Super Sports) Azinga Fuzile vs Malcolm Klassen 12 rounds, IBF Continental Africa Super Featherweight Title + ucard

experience , timing , balance and footwork can be a beautiful combination

As Conor McGregor prepares for the biggest fight of his life just one month away as he faces Floyd Mayweather in a boxing match on Aug. 26 in Las Vegas, he’s moved his camp to Las Vegas where he’s been working with several new training partners. Retired boxing champion and Showtime color commentator Paulie Malignaggi joined the ranks of McGregor’s team last week when he showed up to offer the UFC champion some sparring rounds after a critical assessment of his chances to beat Mayweather in a boxing match. http://www.mmaweekly.com/paulie-malignaggi-critical-of-conor-mcgregors-knockout-power-for-boxing

Nice one G

Sorry Uncle mofo Bellend is quality.

Good read. I myself think power and chins we all posses. But to me it is the timing of the punch landed, and also the timing of the punch received that produces the desired effects.

1. Changed shout box height for you shout masters to have more room. 2. Changed the "Like button" option, to rep points buttons positive and or negative 3. Added new smilies

http://www.hornboxing.com/ This is a link to an amateur boxing competition happening in the Woodlands, TX (near Houston). It is run by Randy Horn who recently won the Ringside World Championship! Just wanted to throw this up so that if anyone is in the area, they can attend.

ON THIS DAY: Exactly 48 years ago, a fight was born that changed the world of boxing forever. So let’s go back in time to relive one of the most iconic moments in boxing history. Two implacable rivals, Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, faced off in a trilogy known in professional circles as the Thrilla in Manila. See a story that reminds us how far human determination can go on the journey towards a legacy of immortality... https://ruiksport.com/remembering-the-manila-horror-the-fight-for-life-and-glory-or-the-story-of-the-most-famous-fight-in-boxing-history-starring-muhammad-ali-and-joe-frazier/

WEEK 6 Tuesday 7 Feb USA – Fite.tv – 8PM ET – Chambers-Williams Wednesday 9 Feb Mexico – ProBox TV – 9PM ET – Gonzalez-Rivera Friday 10 Feb Japan – Boxing Raise – Yahagi-Soita USA – Thompson Boxing (youtube) – Acosta-Sims Mexico – Canela TV/ESPN Knockout – Cuadras-Macias GB – M22 Promotions – Thompson-TBA GB – ??? – McGoldrick-Allan GB – ??? – Ghaz-Mould Dominican Republic – youtube/facebook? – Rojas-Schvab USA – ??? – Rivera-Rodrigues Mexico – Jibaro's – TBA-TBA Saturday 11 Feb USA – Showtime – 9PM ET – Vargas-Foster Poland – PolSat Sport Fight – 18:00 – Polski-Madry GB – Sky Sports Main Event – 8PM – Azeez-Faure Argentina – TyC Sports – Boxeo de Primera – Leiva-Montesino Argentina – DirecTV – Alaniz-Jara Indonesia – TVRI – Boufoudi-AP Philippines – ??? – Cataraja-Heno Ghana – youtube? – Clement Loko-Adzewoda France – ??? – Montels-Eloyan GB – ??? – Arnold-Ofori GB – ??? – Bange-TBA Venezuela – ??? – Vargas-Maurera Canada – ??? – Rozicki-Gorlovs USA – ??? – Cook-Vicente

i saw the video....Pac's eyes were crossed while he was on his knees on the canvas.

Just read that, man the excuses he must have a whole wheelbarrow full of them.

Dam that Judge been peeping AB's IG and shit. I cannot understand why he's broke as he claims, this dude use to get $30 Grand just to show up at a club and party, so the clubs can get the publicity. Ahhhh but then again those fancy boxing walk out clown uniforms cost mad loot.

WEEK 40 Wednesday 30 Sept UK – iFL TV & ESPN+ – Davies-McKenna Friday 2 Oct Japan – ??? – Ogawa-Nishitani Poland – ??? – Jezewski-Prochazka USA Telemundo – 12AM ET – Boxeo Telemundo – Flores-Contreras Malta - Schembri-Emilov -- Fite.tv Saturday 3 Oct LA, Ca, USA, Mark Magsayo vs Rigoberto Hermosillo FS1 -- 20:00PM E/T Japan – ??? – Matsunaga-Shimizu Thailand – Workpoint 23 -- Apichet-Adoian Belgium – – FightNight Live $5 - Djeko vs TBA USA – ESPN+ – ? time – Zepeda-Baranchyk Sunday 4th Oct USA – DAZN & Sky Sports UK – 13:00 – Buatsi-Calic

Chavez Sr V Travieso 3

HEAVYWEIGHT: WILDER, TYSON, USYK, JOSHUA, BRYAN, ORTIZ, RUIZ, GASSIEV. LT. HEAVY: BIVOL, BETERBIEV, GILBERTO RAMIREZ, KOVALEV, YARDE SUPERMIDDLE: SMITH, BENAVIDEZ, SAUNDERS, PLANT MIDDLE: CANELO, GGG, ANDRADE, CHARLO, MUNGUIA, JACOBS SUPERWELTER: J-BLACKRICAN, CHARLO, HURD WELTER: PACQUIAO, SPENCE, CRAWFORD, BESPUTIN, VIRGIL, MIKEY, UGAS SUPERLIGHT: TAYLOR, JOSE C. RAMIREZ, PROGRAIS LIGHT: LOMA, TEULTIMO LOPEZ, DAVIS, RYAN GARCIA, HANEY SUPERFEATHER: LEO, BERCHELT, VALDED FEATHER: RUSSELL, WARRINGTON STEVENSON LT. FEATHER: VARGAS, NAVARRETE, ROMAN, FIGUEROA, DOGBOE, NERY BANTAM: INOUE, NORDINE, CASIMERO, NONITO, RIGO. SUPERFLY: YAFAI, CHOCO, GALLO ESTRADA, ANCAJAS, SOR, NIETTES, MAOLONEY, JIGA FLY: DALAKIAN, J.C. MARTINEZ, MTHALANE, TANAKA, ANGEL ACOSTA JR FLY: KIOGUCHI, TERAJI, ALVARADO, SOTO, CAÑIZALEZ

HW for sure, with an honorable mention to 147...

WEEK 43 Thursday 24 Oct USA - DAZN - Soto-Heno USA - UFC Fight Pass - 8:30PM ET - Williams-Wiggins Friday 25th Oct Thailand - CH 7 - Wanheng-Konkco Italy - DAZN - Patera-Valentino Argentina - TyC Sports - 20:00 - Boxeo de Primera - Lovera-Patron USA - UFC Fight Pass - 10PM ET - Castaneda-Martyniouk USA - Telemundo (Eastern feed) - 11:35PM ET (04:35AM BST) - Boxeo Telemundo -Pintor-Sosa USA - King's Promotions (Facebook) - Robinson-McGregor ESPN2 USA - Max on Boxing - Ep25 - 21:00 BST (16:00PM ET) Saturday 26th Oct UK -Sky Box Office - USA DAZN - Taylor-Prograis USA -ESPN+ -18:30PM ET -Stevenson-Gonzalez undercard USA -ESPN+ -22:00PM ET -Stevenson-Gonzalez USA -Showtime - 02:00AM BST (21:00PM ET) -Lubin-Gallimore UK -BBTV (youtube) -Rafferty-Hardy UK - Promotions (youtube) - Braithwaite-Derbyshire Puerto Rico - PR Best Boxing - Mendez-Mendoza Nicaragua - Prodesa (youtube) - Blanco-Zamora Mexico - TVAzteca - 22:30 CT -Campa-Betancourt Mexico -TUDN - 22:30PM CT -Gomez-Rengifo Thailand - ??? - Castle-Bamrungpao Kazakhstan - QPTV.com - Islam-Kautondokwa Poland - TVP Sport - 20:00PM (Local) - Stepien-Matyja Sunday 27th Oct USA - Facebook - Bohachuk-Brunson

Link: https://www.msn.com/en-us/Sports/boxing/ferrari-driver-injured-in-dallas-crash-is-welterweight-boxing-champion-errol-spence-jr/ar-AAIzz4C?ocid=st

logan paul? they should put rios brandon and ortiz victor on the undercard.

I agree. Hammer has reach and has won many of her fights using just that. If Shields has improved any defensive holes I think she will come out on top. Her training has been impressive. I know she was training with John David Jackson in FL... They have cast a bitter rivalry between them (the fighters) which just adds to the drama. I agree, more big name fights would be great. Hardy vs anyone ever with talent would be great to see - Braekus vs Mc Carter would be a good on as well.

WEEK 51 Tuesday Dec 18 Russia (Boets – 19:00) Amirkhanyan vs Baysangurov __________________________________________________ ___________________ Friday Dec 21 San Juan, Argentina (Argentina TyC Sports 'Boxeo de Primera') Leonela Yudica vs Yairineth Altuve 10X2 female flyweight + ucard __________________________________________________ ___________________ Saturday Dec 22 Buenos Aires, Argentina (Argentina TyC Sports 'Boxeo de Primera') Adrian Veron vs Leandro Rojo 10 rounds, South American Super Welterweight Title + ucard Calvados, France (France L'Equipe) Aboulaye Diane vs Amine Boucetta 8 rounds, cruiserweights + ucard Frankfurt, Germany Firat Arslan vs TBA 10 rounds, cruiserweight + ucard Tijuana, Mexico (Mexico Azteca) Jose Quirino vs Renoel Pael 10 rounds, super flyweight Radom, Poland (Polsat Sports) Robert Parzeczewski vs Dariusz Sek 10 rounds, Republic of Poland Light Heavyweight Title + ucard Manchester Arena, Manchester, England (BT Sports Box Office PPV, USA ESPN+) Josh Warrington vs Carl Frampton 12 rounds, IBF World Featherweight Title Mark Heffron vs Liam Williams 12 rounds, vacant BBBofC British Middleweight Title Nathan Gorman vs Razvan Cojanu 10 rounds, heavyweights + ucard 02 Arena, Greenwich, London, England (Sky Box Office PPV) Dillian Whyte vs Dereck Chisora #2 12 rounds, heavyweights Joshua Buatsi vs Renold Quinlan 10 rounds, WBA International Light Heavyweight Title + ucard Brooklyn, NY, USA (USA FOX, Poland TVP Sport) Jermell Charlo vs Tony Harrison 12 rounds, WBC World Super Welterweight Title Jermall Charlo vs Matt Korobov 12 rounds, interim WBC World Middleweight Title + ucard Mexico (Televisa – 10:30PM CT) Unknown...

Best cruiserweight in the world in his day. Not seen many better at CW. Threw it all away for a division he wasnt a natural in plus all the dollar sloshing around. Likes to pretend he is "from the streets" but he actually had a middle-class upbringing. No one wil miss him now - a sad legacy and will be remembered more for his shameless ducking outta fights with faux injuries than his prowess at CW. Good riddance. He now has a stable of up'n comers under the "Hayemaker Ringstar" banner inc HW Joe Joyce and MMA 'star' MVP who has now won 2 boxing matches by KO. See my Week-24 posts for the action...

Coach got tagged on the chin and went down hard, maybe the coach has a glass jaw

Yup!

thats because you're a moron, a communist, and a soul-less individual.

haha a few of us around here must have been suffering with that for years

Weak... The attitude anyway. I saw him (Davis) on Instagram talking about the people he thought were with him turning their backs ... To lose a belt and potentially be fined over 2lbs is big shit. Making weight is HARD sometimes..esp if it's not a weight you can easily maintain but at this level.. I expect guys to make weight by the time they step on the scale. smh Hmm.... lol

Warrrrrrr Tyson

he was exposed

He just stuck to one division his wholre career what kind of fucking reason is that

"Kinda stupid to just punch over & over for your entire life when there are so many other techniques to learn. If aliens were looking down & saw an MMA fight & a boxing match happening simultaneously they would think the boxers are retarded or something cause they just stand there & punch each other in the face over & over again lol" LOL

For my short boxing life I have heard nothing but idea that women's boxing short lived prime fizzled out in the 90's after Leila Ali was finished. In 2012 after the first women's boxing team went to the olympics some things began to change. There were no easy sponsorships for these athletes after the games, Even after Claressa Shields brought home gold the first time. Athletes like Heather Hardy, Melissa Hernandez, Shelly Vincent, and local CA fighters like Melissa Mc Morrow still are largely unknown. 2016 has been a little different. Finally some televised fights in the USA. And now Claressa is making her Pro Debut. We are also having an all female pro card in CA 12/3 CA Female Pro Card by the trainer/promoter that hosts Beautiful Brawlers every year (A massively expanding and well known amateur card that hosts girls from all over USA and several other countries).Beautiful Brawlers I thought this article on this topic sums it up well; The rise of women's boxing from Espn: "Women's boxing has long lived in the shadows of the sport. It's a cycle that begins and ends with television networks, a cycle that stems from a perception that the quality of female talent is thin. Yet, without the ability to sell women's fights on televised cards, the signing and developing of female fighters is rendered an unprofitable business for promoters. The opportunity for women to make a living fighting thus becomes virtually impossible ... and the cycle continues. "I'm a little embarrassed we haven't gotten to it sooner," said Stephen Espinoza, executive vice president and general manager of Showtime Sports, about the network's plans to put women's fights back on its air. "We aim to rectify that very quickly -- and not on a one-off basis but on a meaningful regular basis as well." While Showtime still hasn't promoted a fight since 2001, it plans to do so, and women's boxing will be televised Saturday, when Claressa Shields makes her professional debut on Saturday in a four-round super middleweight bout against Franchon Crews. It will air on ESPN3 on the "freeview" undercard of Sergey Kovalev and Andre Ward's pay-per-view fight on HBO. Coupled with the previous strides made in 2016, it appears that a new era of women's boxing is dawning. Claressa Shields has dubbed this era as the "reintroduction to women's boxing." The era took a giant step forward on Aug. 21 when Shields became the first American fighter, male or female, to defend an Olympic gold medal. That same day, Heather Hardy and Shelly Vincent became the first women to be featured on a Premier Boxing Champions nationally televised undercard. Now, that era is primed to move ahead even further. Well aware of her role in what could be the surge needed to finally carry women's boxing from out of the shadows, Shields is preparing to make her professional debut on Saturday. Shields chose to begin her professional career rather than stay an amateur (and have the guarantee of eligibility to return to the Olympics in 2020) in part because of the potential the timing presented. At 21 years old, amid what already feels like a revolution in women's boxing, Shields is primed to take up the baton and carry the sport over the line it has come so close to crossing so many times. "I don't want to let this flame burn out that we have right now," Shields said. "You have to seize the moment and take advantage of it. "I'm not doing it for the money. I'm doing it for women's boxing." Sara Naomi Lewkowicz for ESPN Heather Hardy sits in a car and cries when she finds out the news that Claressa Shields had won her second gold medal. Shields has marinated on this concept of being the change for some time. It was a primary reason behind her decision and a seed that was planted before she won her second gold medal in Rio de Janeiro, when she had a conversation with Hardy about the two fighters' mutual hope for the future of their sport and the respect it deserves. The way Hardy understood it, Shields' turning pro would send a message: This is what women do. Women fight. Women box. "We weren't just thinking about each other making millions of dollars; we were thinking about the other women coming up behind us," Shields said. "This is a new era, and that's no disrespect to Christy Martin or Lucia Rijker or Laila [Ali]. But the women of this generation are just different. And me? I'm one-of-a-kind. You only get one of me every century." New York-born and bred, Hardy used to dream about becoming a Yankee. As a child she would even envision herself running out of the bullpen at Yankee Stadium. She watched every game. She knew every stat. But little girls didn't play baseball. More from espnW.com Shields turns pro for 'legacy' Shields dominates en route to gold-medal repeat "I remember feeling like I was sorry I liked it," she said. "I was sorry I was a girl." Later in life, Hardy adopted a new dream: becoming a professional boxer. But as she transitioned out of the amateurs, she was confronted with a harsh reality: Women don't make much money fighting. "A bunch of the girls who are pro [told me], 'Just know this isn't a life for you; this is a hobby because you'll never make any money off of it,'" Hardy said. "And 20 years later, I have that same feeling. I'm sorry I'm a girl." Nick Laham for ESPN Lou DiBella congratulates boxer Amanda Serrano after her win during a fight at Barclays Center in July. Hardy was the first woman to be signed to a long-term promotional contract with Lou DiBella's company, DiBella Entertainment. DiBella, one of New York's premier boxing promoters, has been one of the main actors at the forefront of the current revolution. In addition to Hardy, DiBella has signed deals with other prominent women fighters, including WBO featherweight champion Amanda Serrano and Hardy's last opponent, Vincent. While DiBella said he doesn't make money off their fights, the fact that he puts on shows in New York and throughout New England means Hardy and the other female fighters in his stable who are from the area sell enough tickets to cover a "good portion" of the costs of their bouts. DiBella, who admits he was once hardened to the idea of women in the ring when he was an HBO executive, has said that promoting his female fighters has become a cause for him. "I admire their dedication. I admire their spirit to want to bring about change," DiBella said. "I'd say a number of these women right now are not only out there as fighters; they're out there as trailblazers, as advocates. They're trying to change the status quo, to be agents of change, so that other women coming forward in the sport in the future have an easier road and an opportunity to make a living the same way men do." The difference between the money that male and female fighters can make fighting doesn't necessarily stem from a gap in fight purses -- in fact, according to DiBella, male and female fighters on the same card will generally make similar money for the same level of fight. The difference, then, is the fact that televised fights come with much bigger purses, and without opportunities to fight on televised cards, women simply don't have the option for bigger paydays. As DiBella put it, it's a wage "ceiling." "While male fighters are going after that $100,000 payday -- the $50,000, $150,000 or $1 million payday -- those paydays don't exist for women because television has been closed to them," DiBella said. Female fighters with untelevised bouts thus become more reliant on whatever percentage of ticket sales they get, which can often mean more aggressive promotion of their own fights, spreading the word and hanging up posters to try to sell tickets. Sara Naomi Lewkowicz for ESPN Heather Hardy and Shelly Vincent fought on national television in August. Hardy, a single mother, has considered taking MMA fights to help pay the bills, a proposition that recently became even more real when DiBella had to cancel the cards he had scheduled in New York through the end of the year because of a new provision that requires promoters in the state to secure $1 million of insurance per fighter in the event one suffers a traumatic brain injury. Unfortunately for Hardy, one of those events DiBella had to cancel was a show at Barclays Center on Dec. 16 that Hardy was supposed to fight on. "As much as I'd like to discourage her as a promoter from [moving to MMA], I'm not going to because she has to do what she has to do to maximize her revenue streams, to take advantage of her popularity and to try to make a living for her and her daughter," DiBella said. "I can't fault her for needing a supplemental income." Cooper Neill for ESPN Claressa Shields hasn't officially signed with any promoter ahead of her pro debut on Saturday. It's worth noting that while DiBella has signed some of the best female talent in the United States, his stable is missing the biggest star in Shields, who told ESPN in September before announcing her pro debut that the only company she wanted to sign with was Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions. However, Shields' agent said she has yet to make any decisions regarding a promoter as of this week. DiBella's investment could turn out to be a gamble that pays off if the status quo changes. The current pool of female talent is ripe for a chance at the big time, with fighters on the rise from coast to coast. Even across the pond, where women's boxing is already more prominently televised, 13-year Irish amateur and 2012 Olympic gold medalist Katie Taylor has too decided to turn professional. "The skill level and talent base is all there," Espinoza said. "It's just a matter of providing the opportunity." Espinoza wants Showtime to provide that opportunity. The five-year executive said that putting female fights back on the network's airwaves has been on its to-do list for some time, and that he hopes to get one on a card in the first quarter of 2017. Espinoza and DiBella have elevated conversations even further, with "pretty extensive" discussions about the prospect of an all-female card sometime next year. DiBella said that that type of card would ideally feature a Hardy-Vincent rematch, possibly even for a world title, if Hardy ends up fighting for one in March, as DiBella suggested she might. An all-women's card is certainly an ambitious goal, considering it likely would require the cooperation of various promoters, but Espinoza doesn't consider it insurmountable. "If we can be the unifying force to bring this aboard, we'd be happy to," he said Edward Diller/Icon Sportswire Stephen Espinoza was hired as executive vice president and general manager of Showtime Sports in November 2011. The concept of elevating women's presence in combat sports by making opportunities possible isn't new for Showtime. Ronda Rousey fought her final three Strikeforce fights before signing with Dana White and the UFC in 2012, and those bouts aired on Showtime. Other female mixed martial arts stars such as Gina Carano, Cris "Cyborg" Justino and Miesha Tate also came up through Strikeforce before making the same jump. "When you look at the business opportunity, which has been demonstrated in MMA, you can't really argue that the market isn't ready or the audience isn't ready," Espinoza said. The momentum that peaked in August, with Shields' Olympic win and Hardy and Vincent's televised bout, is palpable and has continued to pick up steam. For women in the sport, it's a fight for their livelihood and for equality in the ring, present and future. "If my daughter wanted to box, I would never be like, 'Yeah, you should work for that,'" Vincent said. "Before I would've said, 'No, you're never going to get anywhere. They're never going to accept you. You're never going to make any money.' "But now I would say there is hope, there is a light at the end of the tunnel." That light is primed to grow brighter again on Saturday, when Shields steps into the ring at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. "Just tell everybody this is the reintroduction to women's boxing," Shields said. "Thank me later."

haha fuck off bitchezzz....you two are family I can put up with your shit, but the good old keyboard warrior can go fuck himself is all im saying

Guerrero was outworked and looked ineffective and easy to hit...pretty much the same old Ghost

David Emanuel Peralta has shocked former world champion Robert Guerrero on points at Honda Center in California. The 33-year-old Californian previously held world titles at featherweight and super-featherweight, but has been left with limited options after a split decision loss to Peralta, which was his fourth defeat in sixth fights. Peralta pressed the action in the closing rounds, again enjoying success with his jab, and two of the judges scored the fight 115-113, 116-112 in his favour, while the third made it 115-113 to Guerrero.

here you go seli yesterday you were asking me about Sunday afternoon boxing and I told you in the 80's it was common http://www.thesweetscience.com/feature-articles/26869-boxing-staple-tv-programming-sundays

So, did someone get paid big for this outcome? Even the commentators can't believe it.

Martin was "shot" before the Joshua fight.