Jermall Charlo conceded late Saturday night that the super middleweight division is “hot.” Charlo still owns the WBC middleweight title, though, and he hasn’t given up on moving back down to the 160-pound limit to defend it. The two middleweight matc...
A title consolidation bout will be ordered pending the outcome of the November 25 Jermall Charlo-Jose Benavidez Jr. non-title fight, the WBC confirmed during the Ratings and Mandatory portion of its 61st annual convention Wednesday in Tashkent, Uzbek...
It doesn’t matter how much time has passed, Janibek Alimkhanuly seldom forgets anything. Carlos Adames didn’t have the sort of success at 154 pounds that many believed he would. When he was given a chance to fight for an interim world title in 2019,...
Carlos Adames can see right through Janibek Alimkhanuly. Without question, he’s a talented fighter with supreme skills but the best middleweight in the world? Adames (23-1, 18 KOs) finds that laughable. To add further credence to his argument, Adames...
It’s the same frustrating and confusing routine. According to Carlos Adames, his contemporaries have a lot in common…and not in a good way. By and large, Canelo Alvarez is boxing’s cash cow. Whether he takes on an up-and-comer or a former champion, s...
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Patrick Teixeira is eager to return to past glory. The former WBO junior middleweight titlist is hopeful of a big fight at junior middleweight or even one division north after his latest victory. Teixieira picked up his second consecutive win with a...
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Normally, world champions are supposed to do one thing. Well, there’s a list of things they typically do. They remain relevant in the public eye, they call for the best matchups, they constantly work on their craft, and most importantly, they fight.
The middleweight division doesn’t have the big names associated with it like it used to, something that annoys Janibek Alimkhanuly. Of course, we could take a trip down memory lane and discuss Hall of Fame greats such as Bernard Hopkins and Marvin Ha...
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Stoic has always been one of the appropriate words to describe Carlos Adames. Each win, no matter how violent he took his opponents out, resulted in the Dominican native simply shaking his head before having his hand raised by the presiding referee.
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Carlos Adames would love to forget the days he spent in the junior middleweight division. Things started off great for the now 29-year-old. He buried practically everyone that stood across the ring from him and found himself on the fast track to a wo...
Carlos “Caballo Bronco” Adames (23-1) shined once again last Saturday night. The WBC interim middleweight champion successfully defended his title against former unified super welterweight champion Julian “J Rock” Williams (28-4-1), stopping him in 9...
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