Cruiserweight Boxing News

Roy Jones Jr.'s story ended the way they usually do in boxing. It ended sadly. Flat on his back less than two minutes into the first round of a fight Wednesday night a hemisphere away from home, the 40-year-old Jones looked stunned as he lay on the floor looking up at a guy named Danny Green.

It's a big night on Wednesday, Dec. 2, on Versus . The cable network, home for the National Hockey League and bicycle riding, will step up its boxing coverage with an interesting doubleheader.

Seemingly oblivious to Danny Green's elevated status , Anthony Mundine says he is happy for a rematch with his old adversary if the price is right.

Veteran Bernard Hopkins has set his sights on a heavyweight world title clash with Britain's David Haye after making a winning return to the ring.

Well done dad . . . Danny Green gets a hug from his daughter Chloe after his one-round annihilation of Roy Jones jnr at Acer Arena last night.

December is going to be a great month for the sport of boxing with numerous meaningful fights going mostly in the first two weeks of December.

BREAKING NEWS: Both Danny Green and Roy Jones Jr have weighed in well below the cruiserweight limit for tomorrow's big fight at Sydney's Acer Arena.

BLACKPOOL boxer Matty Askin will square up to a different opponent in Wigan tomorrow night.

Philippine boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao accompanied by his wife Jinkee and mother Dionesia waves to supporters during a victory motorcade in his hometown of Alabel, Sarangani province, yesterday as he returned home after claiming his seventh career boxing title.

Andre Ward claimed the WBA 168-pound title with a unanimous technical decision over Denmark's Mikkel Kessler on Saturday night in Oakland, adding his first world championship belt to his Olympic gold medal with a stunning upset victory in his hometown.

Zsolt Erdei of Hungary won the WBC cruiserweight title with a majority decision over Giacobbe Fragomeni on Saturday night.

November's ratings from the Canadian Boxing Federation underline that the time has come for three of Edmonton's six nationally ranked contenders to stop dancing and start fighting.

Comment by Paul Upham: As Nikolay Valuev walked to the ring at Arena NA1 4rnberger in Germany on Saturday night to defend his WBA heavyweight boxing world title against David Haye, the live band playing him in sang the chorus, "Not Again, Not Again". Millions of British fans were probably thinking the same thing when ring announcer Michael Buffer ...

Haye D v Ruiz J Exact Method of Victory: Haye D wins by KO 5/1 Click here to bet on boxing with Sky Bet! Click here for more boxing news Ring legend Oscar de la Hoya believes this is the beginning of a new era for the heavyweight division following David Haye's ascendancy to the WBA world title.

While fight fans in the U.S. were focused on both boxing and MMA telecasts on HBO and CBS this past Saturday night, Europeans were tuned into a heavyweight title match featuring David Haye and Nikolay Valuev .

The comparatively tiny British fighter ran rings around his 7ft opponent and claimed the WBA heavyweight crown, in a contest of strength and agility.

DAVID HAYE made British boxing history last night in Germany, de-throning the WBA heavyweight champion Nicolay Valuev on points with a thrilling display in Nuremburg.

Haye broke a bone in his right hand in the early stages of his points victory over Russian giant Nikolai Valuev on Saturday when he captured the WBA title in Nuremberg.

Valuev Unfazed by Haye's Trashtalk Posted by Patrick Cassidy on 11.03.2009 The Russian Giant speaks out on David Haye... Current WBA heavyweight champion, Nikolai Valuev isn't letting the the trash talking of former Cruiserweight king David Haye affect him, or so he says.

It has been 347 days since David Haye stepped into a ring, but on Saturday night, as the clich goes, the talking stops.