Legendary fights, eras and turning points of the sport, told from the record.
In the early hours of a June morning in 2005, Ricky Hatton wore down long-reigning champion Kostya Tszyu before 22,000 fans at the MEN Arena. Tszyu st...
John Mugabi arrived at Caesars Palace with 25 straight knockouts and pushed Marvelous Marvin Hagler through eleven brutal rounds before being counted...
In April 2002 Floyd Mayweather Jr. moved up to lightweight and won the WBC title from José Luis Castillo by unanimous decision, despite being outlande...
Meldrick Taylor led on two of three cards entering the final round at the Las Vegas Hilton, but Julio César Chávez dropped him and Richard Steele stop...
On 7 May 2005 at Mandalay Bay, Diego Corrales was knocked down twice and docked a point in round ten, then stopped José Luis Castillo at 2:06 of the s...
Israel Vázquez and Rafael Márquez fought four times between 2007 and 2010, splitting the series 2-2 and winning The Ring's Fight of the Year twice. Th...
Erik Morales outpointed Manny Pacquiao in March 2005, then Pacquiao stopped him in ten rounds in January 2006 and in three in November 2006. This is t...
Jeff Fenech left the Mirage in 1991 believing he had beaten Azumah Nelson, but the judges called it a draw. Nelson answered with an eighth-round stopp...
In June 1988 unbeaten Mike Tyson and lineal champion Michael Spinks met in Atlantic City for the undisputed heavyweight title in a promotion grossing...
Erik Morales won their first fight on a disputed split decision in 2000, and Marco Antonio Barrera took the next two, in 2002 and 2004. Three fights,...
Sugar Ray Robinson won the world middleweight title from Jake LaMotta in Chicago on 14 February 1951, when the referee stopped their sixth fight in th...
Oscar De La Hoya was ahead on two of three scorecards after nine rounds at Mandalay Bay, then backed off, and Félix Trinidad took the WBC and IBF welt...
