Robert Easter Jr. Plans to Press Height Advantage Over Javier Fortuna in Lightweight Showdown on Showtime
Lightweight world champion plans on punishing Dominican slugger after Fortuna failed to make weight—changing tomorrow night's co-main event in Brooklyn, New York to a non-title match.
Errol Spence Jr. Needs To Clear Lamont Peterson Hurdle to Keep Moving Toward 147-Pound Supremacy
IBF world champion admits defeating two-division titleholder won't be an easy task tomorrow night in Brooklyn, New York.
Marcus Browne Uses Maturity, Experience to Rise Up the 175-pound ladder
Fatherhood has helped New York native drown out distractions as the 2012 U.S. Olympian prepares for another big fight in his backyard this Saturday at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
PBC Jabs chats with Errol Spence Jr.'s trainer who reveals what makes Lamont Peterson dangerous
This week on PBC Jabs, Errol Spence Jr.'s trainer Derrick James calls in to discuss what makes Lamont Peterson dangerous and offers his prediction for this Saturday's welterweight title fight on Showtime.
Slow, Deliberate Pace Has Errol Spence Jr. on the Threshold of Welterweight Supremacy
147-pound champion from Dallas, Texas may be a man of few words—but "The Truth" plans to back up his nickname once again on Saturday night against former two-division champion Lamont Peterson in IBF title fight on Showtime.
12 Rounds With … Adam Kownacki
Brooklyn-based prospect looks to take the next step towards becoming the first Polish-American heavyweight champion when he faces Iago Kiladze this Saturday.
Lamont Peterson In a Familiar Place as 147-Pound Title Tilt with Errol Spence Looms
Former two-weight world titleholder says all the pressure is on the young champion as he embraces the underdog role once again for Saturday night's showdown on Showtime.
Javier Fortuna Wants to Erase the Sting of His Only Loss by Taking Robert Easter's Lightweight Title
“El Abejon” aims to make history Saturday night on Showtime by becoming the first-ever Dominican-born boxer to win three world titles.
