Andy Cruz Gets Second IBF Title Chance
Andy Cruz will receive another opportunity to become a world champion only eight months after losing his first title fight. The IBF has ordered him … continue
Andy Cruz will receive another opportunity to become a world champion only eight months after losing his first title fight. The IBF has ordered him … continue
Eddie Hearn expects to negotiate another contract with Andy Cruz, but the Matchroom promoter must first overcome his irritation with the Cuban’s team describing him … continue
Andy Cruz wants a promoter capable of securing the biggest fights, placing pressure on Matchroom to prove that a new contract would produce opportunities missing … continue
Andy Cruz is leaving Matchroom and abandoning an unusually favorable lightweight position to test his body at 130 pounds. His team selected junior lightweight despite … continue
Andy Cruz returned to No. 3 in the IBF lightweight rankings, placing the Cuban contender near the front of the line if champion Raymond Muratalla … continue
Andy Cruz’s team has formally petitioned the IBF to restore him to its lightweight rankings, a move coinciding with champion Raymond Muratalla’s planned exit to … continue
Andy Cruz wants another fight with Keyshawn Davis, and he is not backing away from criticizing his longtime rival after Davis passed on an ordered … continue
Raymond Muratalla has every right to reject an immediate rematch with Andy Cruz. He owns the IBF lightweight title and the official victory. What doesn’t … continue
Reports of Cruz’s free agency present a fresh opportunity to continue his lightweight campaign rather than rush the Olympic champion into a move to 130 … continue
The Olympic gold medalist says one adjustment fight should prepare him for title contenders Emanuel Navarrete, O’Shaquie Foster, Raymond Ford and Eduardo Nunez. Andy Cruz … continue