From Ali vs. Frazier to the war between Hagler and Hearns, these 25 bouts not only defined boxing but created moments that ...

In your latest serving of the Daily Bread Mailbag, the one and only Stephen "Breadman" Edwards delves into history to name ...

On July 10, 1951, the boxing world witnessed an upset of epic proportions. Randy Turpin faced off against the seemingly invincible Sugar Ray Robinson in London. Against all expectations ...

A boxing fight can unfold so quickly ... including Floyd Mayweather, Sugar Ray Robinson and Roy Jones Jr. And now there is a new era of lightning quick fighters taking up the mantle.

Kenshiro Teraji's win over Seigo Yuri Akui was only the 16th time in boxing history in which a fighter has scored a ...

Is there anything so meaningless as a Greatest Of All Time (GOAT) discussion? Are you guilty of trying to pick your best-ever?

Former world champion Sugar Ray Robinson has one of the most impressive careers in all of boxing. With 199 fights, Robinson had an incredible record of 174-19-6, as his career spanned from 1940-1965.

Terence Crawford claims he'll be in the top three pound-for-pound of "all time" if he's victorious against unified super ...

Joe Bugner was very much a gifted heavyweight who was so often on the receiving end of a bad wrap: “Too negative.” “Safety ...

Throughout boxing history, certain fighters have elevated the jab ... His jab was a key element in his success across multiple weight divisions. Sugar Ray Robinson is often hailed as one of the ...