The Boxing Truth®

We would like to let our readers know that we are between rounds. We would also like to remind readers that a feature discussing November’s two big pay-per-view events, the November 5th WBO World Welterweight championship fight between champion Jessie Vargas and future Hall of Famer Manny Pacquiao, and the November 19th World Light Heavyweight championship fight between undefeated unified world champion Sergey Kovalev and undefeated former Super-Middleweight world champion Andre Ward will be released on Friday, November 4th. Stay tuned. “And That’s The Boxing Truth.” The Boxing Truth® is a registered trademark of Beau Denison All Rights Reserved. Follow Beau Denison on Twitter: www.twttiter.com/Beau_Denison

Press Release: WASHINGTON, DC (October 25, 2016)   –   Fight For Children   announced today that Multi-Platinum Recording Artist,   Foreigner,   will headline this year’s   Fight Night   on   Thursday, November 10 at the Washington Hilton . Other musical talent includes   America’s Got Talent   Season 11 finalist   Sal Valentinetti, Sugar Hill Gang, Grand Master Flash and the Furious Five, E3   and   DJ Yoshi . Additional entertainment, including the   Washington Redskins Cheerleaders,   will also join the evening, keeping the energy level high. “We’ve made a conscious decision to elevate the experience for our partners and guests,”   said   Keith Gordon, COO of Fight For Children . “The level and quality of entertainment each year should also reflect that commitment.” This year’s event will also feature several new elements including the   Fight Night Party Deck, sponsored by Jaegermesi...

When one discusses the history of Boxing, there are many legendary figures of the sport. Fighters who were able to establish themselves as legends for various reasons. In regard to Boxing’s Middleweight division, one would be hard pressed when discussing its history to not mention the name of Bernard Hopkins. Hopkins, the fighter who made a career out of doing things his way by refusing to play ball with numerous promoters and such that could have elevated him to superstar status in the sport at a much earlier time in his career. The fighter known as “The Executioner” for much of his career would instead systematically construct one of the greatest reigns as a World Middleweight champion in history. A reign atop the Middleweight division that lasted for over a decade from 1995-2005 and compiled twenty successful defenses, a Middleweight record, of what became the Undisputed World Middleweight championship. For much of that reign, Hopkins was largely under the radar and did n...

We would like to let our readers know that new material will be released on Friday, October 21st. Stay tuned. “And That’s The Boxing Truth.” The Boxing Truth® is a registered trademark of Beau Denison All Rights Reserved. Follow Beau Denison on Twitter: www.twitter.com/Beau_Denison

When longtime Light-Heavyweight and Cruiserweight contender Tony Bellew challenged for the vacant WBC Cruiserweight world championship earlier this year and scored a thrilling and brutal third round knockout of top contender Ilunga Makabu, it seemed to signal what might be a new era for the Cruiserweight division, a division that has long struggled for mainstream exposure particularly here in the United States. Bellew, who had previously come up short against longtime WBC Light-Heavyweight world champion Adonis Stevenson in his only previous opportunity at a world championship had established himself as a fighter to watch with the “Game” effort he put forth in defeat against Stevenson. Bellew’s victory over Makabu in winning a world championship in the Cruiserweight division clearly established him as one of the best Cruiserweights in the world. A fighter with a crowd pleasing style, who is almost always in an exciting fight. The world champion certainly has the credentials and ...

The official weigh-in for Saturday’s WBC World Cruiserweight championship fight between champion Tony Bellew and challenger BJ Flores took place earlier today in Liverpool, England. The official weights for the entire card are as follows. Main Event: WBC Cruiserweight world championship – 12Rds. Tony Bellew (Champion) 199 ¼ lbs.               vs.        BJ Flores (Challenger) 199 ¼ lbs. WBC Silver Lightweight championship – 12Rds. Luke Campbell  (Champion) 134 ¼ lbs.        vs.        Derry Mathews (Challenger) 134 ½ lbs. British Bantamweight championship – 12Rds. Ryan Burnett  (Champion) 117 ¼ lbs.                        vs.        Rya...

We would like to let our readers know that new material is in the works and will be released on Friday, October 14th. Stay tuned. “And That’s The Boxing Truth.” The Boxing Truth® is a registered trademark of Beau Denison All Rights Reserved. Follow Beau Denison on Twitter: www.twitter.com/Beau_Denison

The fight between former world Light-Heavyweight champions Juergen Braehmer and Nathan Cleverly was certainly highly anticipated. Not only did the encounter pit two of the best fighters in the Light-Heavyweight division against each other, but it also brought to fruition a battle that was years in the making. Some may remember back in 2011 when Braehmer was the WBO world champion in the Light-Heavyweight division that he was scheduled to defend his championship against Cleverly, who was then the number one contender in the World Boxing Organization’s (WBO) Light-Heavyweight ratings. Braehmer pulled out of the scheduled clash citing a cut suffered in training three days before the fight was to take place. Cleverly, who was the number one contender and thus held interim championship status in the WBO’s Light-Heavyweight ratings was subsequently declared world champion. In the five years since the fight fell apart, both fighters have enjoyed success. Braehmer would go on to win ...