BN Preview: Hitchins will need to be wary of Lemos in Las Vegas

Throughout his steady rise in the super-lightweight division, RICHARDSON HITCHINS has maintained a flawless record, consistently avoiding any missteps along the way. Not many people anticipate a change in the upcoming Matchroom USA bill on Saturday (April 6) in Las Vegas. This will be the first time he headlines the event, facing off against Gustavo …

The Beltline: Ben Whittaker and the noble art of disrespect

A commentator was accused by a professional boxer last week of disrespectfully accusing the boxer of being disrespectful. The commentator dressed down the boxer in a somewhat disrespectful manner in front of television cameras. Meanwhile, a stage loomed behind them, where a diverse group of boxers, including Ben Whittaker, the boxer fueled by his grievances, …

Adam Azim officially vacates the European super-lightweight title

After reigning for five months, Adam Azim has decided to relinquish THE European super-lightweight title, leaving it vacant. Instead of facing Dalton Smith, Azim’s next defence was scheduled against Harlem Eubank, as the purse bids were due today (April 3). Additionally, the 140lbs title of the European Boxing Union has been declared vacant on their …

Brad Pauls and the magic of the British middleweight title

Lately, the British middleweight title holds a certain allure. In recent years, the British middleweight title has undergone a remarkable transformation, becoming not only a highly desired prize but also an aesthetically pleasing one. Its newfound allure has motivated fighters to push their limits and tap into extraordinary levels of strength. The stakes have been …

Lightweight Abdullah Mason may be the next star of American boxing

By Phil Rogers IN Abdullah Mason’s hometown of Cleveland, Ohio, the Museum Of Art displays a painting that has become one of the world’s most famous depictions of the noble art. ‘Stag At Sharkey’s’ may be 115 years old but – in its speed-blur of sweat and sinew – George Bellows perfectly conjures the drama, …

Francesca Hennessy wants to become the youngest undisputed world champion

By Daniele D’Alessio FRANCESCA Hennessy hasn’t had five professional fights yet, but the 19-year-old has already set her sights on becoming the youngest undisputed world champion ever.  Confident, charming, and extremely talented, Hennessy represents a new generation of boxers who are inspired by current champions to build their own legacy. “I would love to become …