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CARSON, CALIF. (May 4, 2021) – Undefeated super bantamweight champions will meet for 122-pound supremacy when Luis Nery makes the first defense of his WBC world title against Brandon “Heartbreaker” Figueroa in the headline attraction of a three-fight card live on SHOWTIME Saturday, May 15 in a Premier Boxing Champions event from Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California. The SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecast begins at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT and will see former unified super bantamweight champion Danny Roman take on hard-hitting Ricardo Espinoza Franco in the 10-round co-main ev...

The Irish Olympian was made to work for his 15th professional win on Friday, but doing so puts him in line for a crack at a world championship.

April was, admittedly, a bit of a slow patch for the boxing schedule. May is coming hard, though. We’ve got a lot of good fights, marquee names in action, strong matchups, and no Paul brothers on the schedule. Personally, I’m stoked for the coming month in boxing. 10) Derek Chisora vs Joseph Parker (May 1, DAZN) Related Solid fight, and meaningful for the heavyweight division. If Parker wins, which most expect, he will stay in the title mix, with a stronger argument than he’s had, and it would be two solid wins already in 2021 for the former WBO titlist.

Look past the dire Floyd Mayweather vs Logan Paul pay-per-view and Showtime have a good roster of upcoming fights Beyond Floyd Mayweather's strange mooted outing, PBC get busy with a solid TV schedule on Showtime SHOWTIME have announced a dreary exhibition of retired boxer versus Youtuber, putting Floyd Mayweather together with Logan Paul for a June 6 pay-per-view in Miami. It continues the worrying trend of novelty boxing. But beyond that, Showtime nevertheless do have a good roster of actual fights coming up. Even as the sport waits and hopes for the biggest fight, Anthony Joshua vs Tyson F...

Michael Conlan returns to action against Ionut Baluta on Friday night Photo Credit: Round 'N' Bout Media/Queensberry Promotions Michael Conlan is confident he will stop Ionut Baluta and says he will target a showdown with WBO Super Bantamweight champion, Stephen Fulton afterwards. WBO number one contender, Conlan (14-0, 8 KOs) returns to action on Friday night after recovering from an ankle injury when he faces WBO #9 contender, Baluta (14-2, 3 KOs) at York Hall, on the undercard of Sunny Edwards’ IBF Flyweight world title tilt against Moruti Mthalane, live on BT Sport. Baluta looks to secu...