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The Miguel Cotto-Shane Mosley fight in November may turn out to be the fight of the year, but will it get the numbers -- and attention -- it deserves?

Junior lightweight standout Joan Guzman defended a 130-pound world title in the Dominican Republic on Monday night by scoring a unanimous decision over Antonio Davis.

The potential of Saturday's Kermit Cintron-Mark Suarez welterweight title bout is lost on many potential viewers because the latter is a complete mystery, MaxBoxing writes.

Grady Brewer earned a split decision over former world champion Steve Forbes to win ESPN's "Contender" final in Los Angeles. • Brewer chat wrap

WBO 130-pound title holder Jorge Barrios improved to 46-2-1 after landing a single left hook to the rib cage of Janos Nagy, who was immediately shocked by the well-placed body shot and took a semi-voluntary knee, prompted the referee to call the bout.

Have Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s accomplishments over the past 9.5 years surpassed what other pound-for-pound kings of the past have done? MaxBoxing takes a look.

Oscar De La Hoya's May 6 return to boxing against WBC 154-pound champ Ricardo Mayorga got ugly quickly during a press conference, with Mayorga issuing many of the profanities.

Antonio Margarito stopped Manuel Gomez just 74 seconds into the first round Saturday night to retain the WBO welterweight title.

Jose Luis Castillo outpointed Rolando Reyes in the feature bout Saturday night, but it was the action in the undercard that stole the evening's show.

Jeff Lacy didn't waste any time letting 38-year-old Scott Pemberton know that boxing is a young man's game and that there's no substitute for punching power by stopping the New Englander at the end of the second round of their IBF 168-pound title fight.

Jhonny Gonzalez led a parade of Mexican champions Saturday night, taking the WBO bantamweight title from Thailand's Ratanachai Sor Vorapin with a seventh-round knockout.

In Thailand's challenge of Mexico in the "Boxing World Cup" on Saturday, only Ratanachai Sor Vorpin brings the world-class experience -- and a title to defend -- to the Asian squad.

Like Jake LaMotta, Jose Luis Castillo has trouble making weight and refuses to go down. Saturday, he did the "Raging Bull" proud with a KO of Diego Corrales.

The sequel to the classic might follow the same script: Corrales wins only after rallying from a knockdown, or Castillo will put the "finishing touches" on in the 10th.

The bell will sound Saturday, and Jose Luis Castillo will stalk Diego Corrales and exchange blows with him. Castillo's style never changes, even for a rematch.

Diego Corrales, 28, claims he will retire in two years. The lightweight champion prepares for the rematch of his classic bout with Jose Luis Castillo Saturday.