By Jeff Aranow: The World Boxing Super Series announced the long awaited semi-final doubleheader on … read more
WBSS USA Doubleheader Spectacular: Prograis-Relikh & Donaire-Tete Semi-Finals set for April 27 Regis Prograis & … read more
By Jeff Aranow: The World Boxing Supr Series light welterweight tournament semifinals will be taking … read more
By Ian Aldous: I don’t know who’s a genuine world champion anymore. Does anyone really … read more
By Mike Smith: Regis Prograis (23-0, 19 KOs) is heading towards the semifinal of the … read more
Inoue and Relikh advance to semi-finals after ‘Monster’ Season II opener Naoya Inoue KO’d Juan … read more
By Jeff Aranow: Kiryl Relikh (23-2, 19 KOs) retained his WBA World light welterweight title … read more
By Danni Rocket: In the first part of this article, I wrote about my personal ideal fighter selection for the Bantamweight divisions recently announced WBSS tournament. I considered popularity, world ranking/titles held, the fighters’ justification in being involved in the event, and the likelihood of them participating. In part two, I will utilize the same grading system and breakdown the fighters I’d like to see selected from the Light Welterweight division.
By Chris Williams: The World Boxing Super Series (WBSS) 8-man tournament will be well represented at 140 with the following being some of the names in the tourney: Regis Prograis, Kiryl Relikh, Eduard Troyanovsky, Ivan Baranchyk and Anthony Yigit.
By Jeff Aranow: The big punching Kiryl Relikh (22-2, 19 KOs) stayed calm and composed in administering a 12 round shellacking to previously unbeaten #1 WBA Rances Barthelemy (26-1, 134 KOs) in winning a wide unanimous decision to win the vacant WBA 140 lb. title on Saturday night in front of a large crowd at the Freeman Coliseum in San Antonio Texas.