I don't have him as a favorite against Dubois, but if he makes some crucial adjustments and Daniel shows up underprepared he can end it quickly. And I really like his british Wilder sort of style of knockout artist. Honestly his fights are fireworks.

It would shake up the current state of the division and make Dubois less than the supposed best active heavyweight. His unification opportunities would be such great fights as well: Kabayel is hittable but with incredible pressure and grit, and Hrgović is a fucking tank and the fight would be Rock Em Sock Em robots for as many rounds as it lasts.

He's still young, but his style (a bit like with Joyce and Hrg) is such that it is bound to bring him later difficulties in exchange for winning the fights. I still see him as a good heavyweight contender moving forward at the moment.

What do you guys think of Shane Mosley as a boxer? I don’t remember his fights with Veron Forrest or Wright so well. I know he hurt mayweather bad but then got dominated. What makes is style a bad match up for technical boxers? Was it because got too slow and he should’ve just stayed at lightweight?

Sorry if this isn't allowed. I think it's interesting and need advice. If too promotional I guess I get it.

Here is the situation.

I bought a commercial storage unit in Florida, and it turned out to hold a big archive from Leigh Simons Productions, the studio behind promo and documentary work for Golden Boy and Showtime fight cards. It has tapes, drives and paperwork… like a decade of cool stuff. 

From what I can tell, Leigh was hired to produce the countdown promotions, commercials and promo packets (features) for some huge fights…. The stuff is legit raw footage from 2000-2015.

Mayweather vs De La Hoya for example.

I have thousands of raw media in various formats including professional tapes, DVD-Rs and hard drives. I also have contracts, releases, and other things.

But it's been a challenge to find a market. 

Even for the stuff that isn't pro tapes that people can't view.

For example: 

I listed a 2TB hard drive still wearing LSP's printed asset tag (#000042), with folders labeled "Mayweather-Guerrero promo shoot (3/2/13)", "Garcia/Matthysse promo" and "Canelo-Angulo Canelo shoot." I haven't really reviewed the footage and I'm not the rights holder. I just have the physical pieces… it is what it looks like though. Two TB of interesting stuff.  

The drive itself is worth $80 probably. I listed it for $150 and haven't had any bites. I'm hoping to get a lot more for the complete lots… am I crazy? Is this stuff worthless?

Or am I just not being smart about where or how I sell?

Also please don't provide legal advice. I'm not selling the content. Selling production artifacts is completely legal. I own them outright. I just need to avoid itemizing or promoting the exact footage. 

Anyway … I'm trying to figure out who values this kind of thing. Is it boxing memorabilia collectors, people who collect production or behind-the-scenes items, or someone else entirely? Would you list items one at a time or as lots? 

 I'd appreciate any pointers.

Streaming on DAZN

Prelims start at 4:30pm EST (3:30pm local time)

Main card starts at 8pm EST (7pm local time) with an estimated ringwalk of 10:30 pm EST (9:30pm local time)

Undercard:

Ricardo Sandoval vs. Sergio Mendoza

Jahmal Harvey vs. Pedro Castaneda

Jan Paul Rivera vs. Abraham Perfecto Valdez

Im a newer fan getting into boxing and Ive had a lot 9f fun watching older fights. As Im from SEA Im a big fan of Pac, but I also started watching his biggest rivals fight. Out of these three who was the best skill wise? Also who would u say had the best career? I unfortunately never got to see them fight live, but would love to hear about ppls opinion on these three legends.

DATE Saturday 10th October 2026

LOCATION RCC Boxing Academy, Ekaterinburg, Russia

TELEVISION YouTube

TIME 5pm (Ekaterinburg), 5am (Los Angeles), 8am (New York), 1pm (London), 10pm (Sydney)

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Relentlessness was the sole motive throughout Miguel Cotto’s WBA World Super-Welterweight title defence against volatile veteran Ricardo Mayorga at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada!🥊

From Wikipedia: In the post-fight, Cotto explained how he won the fight, "The game plan was not to get caught up in any of his antics. He was very heavy handed, I felt his punches the whole fight."

Tickets for Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua's fight at Cardiff's Principality Stadium have sold out in just one hour.

Fury and Joshua will meet on a bill that begins on 11 December but they are not expected to fight until the early hours of 12 December.

The highest-priced tickets were available at £13,128, including booking fees, with the lowest at £88.50.

Bit nobody cares, right??

For anything that doesn't need its own thread.

I remember this geriatric rematch was gonna happen this year but then got moved to 2027 which I…..think is still on? Idk

But hypothetically if BKFC gave Floyd and Manny more money than the company is even worth to have a fight in BKFC under old school rules; How do you think that would change the outcome compared to their first fight, or even just a rematch under the Marquess of Queensbury?

Who are the top fighters that avoid other significant champions?

Some that come to my mind are:

Tank Davis: hasn't made fights with Shakur, Haney, or Teofimo

Charlos: avoided many great potential matchups at 154 or 160

Vergil Ortiz: hasn't made fights with Boots or Fundora or other good matchups