Remember when Ohtani was slumping in the post? Yeah, no one else is remembering that shit either.

The ref job here is one of the worst you will ever see. Bad ass atmosphere though

This and the Benavidez-Yarde card are legit stacked.

MayPac2 might be just what we need for people to go back and see the first fight is wildly underrated and quite a high quality chess match

Kill Bill

9 out of 10 were top five. The lone exception, Taguchi, went on to be Ring’s champ at 108

Since losing to Oscar Collazo, Melvin Jerusalem has won five straight. His win over Siyakholwa Kuse this week made it four in a row over fighters ranked top ten at 105 by Ring Magazine and/or Transnational Boxing Rankings Board That's a nice little run.

Interesting. Haven’t seen it yet

He really doesn’t. Alvarez won his first title in 2011; Inoue 2014. Inoue has more wins in title fights (24 to 23 excluding WBA reggies). Alvarez has more wins over ranked opponents using Ring Magazine and/or Transnational Boxing Rankings Board (20 to 17). Generational peers.

Netflix and reps for Jake Paul have been exploring potential replacements for Gervonta Davis, sources familiar with the situation told Sports Illustrated. Paul-Davis, scheduled for November 14th, is in limbo after new allegations of domestic violence against Davis.

Runner at second blew that one. You can’t get doubled there. But hey, I’ll take Game 7

If Bam beats Martinez and Kenshiro beats Garcia…love the possibility. Make the “finals” with any upsets too. But if Bam can finish 115, F it, I’m voting he jump straight to 22 for the winner of Inoue-Nakatani.

Fresno hasn’t won 3 straight against Boise in 40 years!

Ohtani gonna have to answer that. Bichette nuked him and just admired his work. Better swing one big

Wow. God I love a World Series!

Jays have a huge payroll too (top five). Payrolls don’t hang sliders.

Just scored this deadstock shirt from the night Julio Cesar Chavez absolutely ravaged Edwin Rosario in 11 rounds to win the WBA Lightweight title. Chavez’s best performance of his career and IMO any lightweight in history would have been hard pressed to beat him that night

That’s as bad a pick as you will ever see Mahomes throw

As part of research for a piece, I needed some deep dive on the best 175 champs of the 90s and early 2000s. Bio capsules now online for Jones, Michalczewski, Maske, and Hill. See who they beat against the Ring, Boxing Ill, and KO ratings for the 80s at The Corner Stool

A brutal affair under scorching lights, James J. Jeffries rematched Tom Sharkey for the heavyweight crown #OTD in 1899. And, miraculously, we have footage of it. Here’s our look back, plus the video. Check it out: thefightcity.com/jeffries-vs-sh… #boxing #history