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Roy Jones Jr Announces He Will Make Comeback 'Like George Foreman' For One Man: "Come See Me"

2 days ago | secondsout.com | Kerr Ferguson

Roy Jones Jr remains adamant that he will return to the ring at 56-years-old, and has targeted an opponent to make it a reality. The former pound-for-pound superstar was, many believe, unbeatable in his prime years, winning his first world title at middleweight and going on to eventually beat John Ruiz for a heavyweight belt. Jones is one of many fighters who has not left the game on top, continuing to fight sporadically throughout the 2010s.
Deontay Wilder Announces Final Decision On Whether Malik Scott Will Continue As His Trainer

3 days ago | secondsout.com | Kerr Ferguson

Deontay Wilder returns to the ring this weekend looking to prove that he still has what it takes to mix it with the world’s top heavyweights. Wilder was undefeated in 43 fights before he met his match in Tyson Fury, losing twice to the Brit. Despite a quick win over Robert Helenius to bounce back, the 38-year-old knockout artist from Tuscaloosa, Alabama then lost to Joseph Parker on points and to Zhilei Zhang by knockout, leading many to urge him to retire.
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr Didn't Hesitate When Asked Will He Retire If He Loses To Jake Paul

3 days ago | secondsout.com | Kerr Ferguson

Jake Paul and Julio Cesar Chavez Jr are just days away from facing off inside the ropes. The fight sees the return of Paul after a controversial eight-rounder with 58-year-old Mike Tyson late last year. Though Chavez Jr is 39 and has not retired, many in the sport feel Paul’s shrewd matchmaking is once again at play given the Mexican has been largely inactive at a good level and is known for inconsistent training.
Sugar Ray Leonard Finally Admits He Should Have Lost Historic Fight: "He Really Won"

4 days ago | secondsout.com | Kerr Ferguson

Sugar Ray Leonard is a boxing icon known for the speed, skill and charisma that carried him to a professional record of 36 wins and just three defeats. The first loss came at the hands of Roberto Duran in 1980 – which Leonard would avenge in a famous rematch and eventual trilogy – and the next two were the final fights of his career against Terry Norris in ’91 and Hector Camacho in ’97.
Oscar De La Hoya Changes Jake Paul vs Julio Cesar Chavez Jr Prediction Last Minute: "He Edges It"

4 days ago | secondsout.com | Kerr Ferguson

Oscar De La Hoya expects a ‘back and forth battle’ this weekend at the Honda Center in Anaheim between Jake Paul and Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.Paul continues his controversial campaign in the sport following a unanimous decision win against 58-year-old Mike Tyson late last year. Chavez competed on that card, too, setting up this bout with a four-round win over former MMA fighter Uriah Hall. The fight will be contested at cruiserweight over 10 rounds, with Paul the significant betting favourite.
Canelo Reacts To Press Conference Scuffle With Terence Crawford Perfectly In Just 3 Words

5 days ago | secondsout.com | Kerr Ferguson

Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez has revealed how he is feeling following his tense altercation with Terence Crawford at their New York press conference. The Mexican icon will defend his undisputed super‑middleweight crown against unbeaten pound-for-pound star ‘Bud’ Crawford on September 13 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.
Terence Crawford Reacts To Canelo Pushing Him At Press Conference With 4 Word Warning

5 days ago | secondsout.com | Kerr Ferguson

Saul ‘Canelo‘ Alvarez pushed Terence Crawford during the face off portion of their latest press conference in New York. The Mexican icon and his American challenger had been respectful to the point of friendly since the fight was announced, portraying mutual respect and an eagerness to impress fans come September 13 in Las Vegas. It was to be expected from the pair of four-weight world champions, who are not known for trash talk or mind games pre-fight, rather doing their talking in the ring.
Canelo Held Back From Terence Crawford After Press Conference Shove

5 days ago | secondsout.com | Kerr Ferguson

Though Saul ‘Canelo‘ Alvarez and Terence Crawford have shown mutual respect since their fight has been announced, tempers flared in Las Vegas at their second press conference. Canelo (63-2-2, 39 KOs) will defend his undisputed super middleweight championship on September 13 against Crawford (41-0, 31 KOs), who is attempting to become a three-division undisputed champion by moving up two weight classes from his last outing.
Boxing Legend Says He Would Beat 'Pitiful' Floyd Mayweather And Manny Pacquiao: "I'm The Greatest"

5 days ago | secondsout.com | Kerr Ferguson

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao defined a generation in boxing. Although their 2015 bout took place past the peak of both, the individual periods of Mayweather and Pacquiao’s prime dominance remain a significant chapter of the sport’s narrative. Mayweather famously retired undefeated, although one fellow Hall of Fame fighter is supremely confident that would not have been the case if he was around, and he added Pacquiao – who has lost just eight times in 72 contests – into the mix, too.
Canelo Alvarez Names The Top 3 Best Pound For Pound Fighters With One Man Surprisingly Missing

6 days ago | secondsout.com | Kerr Ferguson

Saul ‘Canelo‘ Alvarez topped many pound-for-pound lists for years, building a current record of 63 wins and just two losses. The Mexican icon will return to the ring in September to defend all four super-middleweight world titles against Terence Crawford, looking once again to prove he is the best in the world. A loss to Dmitry Bivol at light-heavyweight following six straight points wins has seen Alvarez drop down the ‘best in the world’ rankings, so who does he think currently holds top spot?