Jack Figg

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Jack Figg

RYAN GARCIA feared losing his kids in the height of his public mental health breakdown - but returning to boxing in his chance of redemption. The American superstar has spoken honestly in the past about struggling with depression at times in his career. After beating Luke Campbell in 2021, Garcia took 15-months out of the ring to deal with personal problems behind the scenes. But his fight outside the ring threatened to derail his career before facing Devin Haney in New York last year.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Jack Figg

CANELO ALVAREZ says his scheduled super-fight with Terence Crawford can be the biggest of his iconic career. The Mexican superstar has one of the best CVs in the sport and one that can rival even the most legendary of fighters. It includes two wins and a draw with Gennady Golovkin and a valuable lesson learned in his loss to Floyd Mayweather. But Canelo - who returns over the weekend against William Scull - already has a blockbuster against Crawford lined up for September.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Jack Figg

CANELO ALVAREZ revealed his kids are his biggest and most nervous fans - until he reassures them with a simple promise. Canelo has two daughters, Emily and Maria and a son named Saul Adiel - with different women. All three of the Mexican superstar's children are regulars at ringside for his fights - but he has to first put them at ease. Canelo, 34, told SunSport: "They get a little bit nervous, but they like it. They scream, they support me with all they have.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Jack Figg

DEVIN HANEY is a happier and healthier fighter after ditching dangerous weight cuts to fight safely up in weight. Haney held undisputed world titles at the 135lb lightweight division - somehow shrinking down to 9st 9lb to do so. And going up to 140lb to win the WBC super-lightweight belt at 10st was no less gruelling for the shredded American star. But now Haney is working his way up the divisions and returns on Friday night in a 144lb catchweight clash against Jose Ramirez.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Jack Figg

TEOFIMO LOPEZ is ready to one day coach his son to become a boxer - despite the sport taking a toll on the relationship with his own dad. Lopez has been coached by his father Teofimo Sr throughout his amateur and professional career. And while the two are inseparable, boxing has caused the lines to be blurred between father and son and trainer and fighter. But even so, if Lopez's three-year-old son Junior wanted to enter the family business, the world champion could not bare pass his boy over.