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Filip Hrgović Has Deontay Wilder Pissed! – Breaking Boxing News
December 3rd, 2019 
Bad Brad
Filip Hrgović (9-0, 7 KOs) has arrived in Saudi Arabia ahead of his WBC International Heavyweight Title clash with Eric Molina (27-5, 19 KOs) on Saturday night at the Diriyah Arena on the undercard of the huge rematch between Andy Ruiz Jr and Anthony Joshua for the IBF, WBA, WBO and IBO World Titles.
The Croatian star says he is excited to showcase his skills on the biggest stage as he looks to claim his tenth professional win and continue his World Title push with victory over two-time World Title challenger Molina.
2020 Set To Be a Banner Year for Unbeaten Boxer Mykquan Williams
December 3rd, 2019 Bad Brad
If everything goes according to plans, 2020 will be a breakout year for unbeaten prospect “Marvelous” Mykquan Williams (15-0-1, 7 KOs), the World Boxing Council (WBC) United States super lightweight champion.
Williams, fighting out of East Hartford, CT, is arguably one of the most gifted 21-and-under fighters in the world, and he won’t turn 22 until April 6.
In 2019, he won two of three rights with a questionable draw in his last fight in October against Tre’Sean Wiggins (11-4-3, 6 KOs), in the “Broadway Boxing” main event held at Generoso Pope Athletic Complex on the campus of St. Francis College in Brooklyn.
Jermall Charlo Takes on Dennis Hogan: A Holiday Spectacular In New York
December 3rd, 2019 Bad Brad
By Anthony “Zute” George
One thing you can count on is that there is always fabulous boxing during the holiday season. When that boxing takes place in New York, well, it is exponentially better. Jermall Charlo, the WBC world middleweight champion, kicks off that holiday tradition when he defends his title against Dennis Hogan on December 7th, at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. Charlo is undefeated, and many people think he is the most dangerous fighter in the division. While that point can be debated, there should be no qualms that he will have his hands full against a determined adversary in Hogan.
Somewhere Over The Rainbow: Frank Sinatra – Ringside Report Classic Song of the Day
December 3rd, 2019 Bad Brad
SJC Boxing & Ringside Report Wishes Retired Boxer Lemuel Nelson a Happy 44th Birthday – Boxing News
December 3rd, 2019 Bad Brad
RSR Press Release
SJC Boxing and Ringside Report wishes retired boxer Lemuel Nelson a happy 44th birthday today.
SJC Boxing & Ringside Report Wishes Retired Boxing Champion Jose Luis Ramirez a Happy 61st Birthday – Boxing News
December 3rd, 2019 Bad Brad
RSR Press Release
SJC Boxing and Ringside Report wishes retired boxing champion Jose Luis Ramirez a happy 61st birthday today.
SJC Boxing & Ringside Report Wishes Retired Female Boxing Champion Barbara Buttrick a Happy 90th Birthday – Boxing News
December 3rd, 2019 Bad Brad
RSR Press Release
SJC Boxing and Ringside Report wishes retired female boxing champion Barbara Buttrick a happy 90th birthday today.
Isn’t It Time to Give Deontay Wilder the Respect He Deserves?
December 3rd, 2019 Bad Brad
By Roy “The Body Snatcher” Skillen
I don’t think there has ever been a Heavyweight Champion that splits fans opinions like Deontay Wilder. Of course, there have been outrageous personalities that have drawn hate for the way they act or the things they say but, if you look at the likes of Mike Tyson or Muhammad Ali, there was never any question surrounding their ability.
Wilder on the other hand has had technique critics from day one, with many experts saying he lacks the fundamental skills to even set foot in the ring never mind being the WBC Heavyweight Champion of the world. But, despite the criticism, the man keeps on producing and after another spectacular knockout is it time for the public to give to give him the credit he probably deserves?
Vinny’s Views: Daniel Jacobs Vs Julio Cesar Chavez, JR: The Stats, The Facts & The RSR Fight Prediction Is In!
December 3rd, 2019 Bad Brad
By Vinny “Glory Days” Lucci
A glorious vintage bottle of Dom Perignon Champagne from 1975 stock isn’t worth squashed grapes if it hasn’t been stored properly. Same can be said of countless boxing matches that either dies on the vine in anticipation or has soured to vinegar by the time it finally gets presented to the fans.
Mayweather, JR. Vs Manny Pacquiao is the premiere example followed by Alvarez finally manning up against Golovkin were classic examples of huge marquee names that held flickering lights by the time they saw the light of day. Inherently many boxers avoid serious competition while in their prime trying to keep their market value fresh for promoter consumption and only put their necks out on chopping block when they start thinking about bank rolling their retirement pension.
“Randy’s Ringside” on Ringside Report
December 2nd, 2019 Bad Brad
By Randy “The Commish” Gordon
One week before Thanksgiving, I headed to Las Vegas, Nevada, to cover the WBC Heavyweight Championship between unbeaten titleholder Deontay Wilder and once-beaten contender Luis “King Kong” Ortiz. Ortiz’s lone loss came against Wilder 21 months earlier, when, in an exciting fight, which saw Wilder hurt and wobbled in the seventh round, Wilder came back to stop an exhausted Ortiz in the 10th. Now, it was time for the rematch.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2019–I am on a 5:45p.m. Delta flight to Las Vegas, NV. Sitting in an aisle seat, I had all intentions of getting a lot of writing done. But, that didn’t happen! For one, the guy in the middle seat on my right continually got up to go to the bathroom. During the flight, which, from JFK in NY to McCarron Airport in Las Vegas is around 5 1/2 hours, the guy got up no less than 10 times! Each time he arose, I had to close my laptop, return my tray to, as flight attendants say, “to its upright and locked position,” stand up, allow “Mr. Bladder Problem” to get up, then wait for him to return to his seat.
How Saudi Arabia Built the Andy Ruiz, JR Vs Anthony Joshua II Arena in Just Two Months
December 2nd, 2019 Bad Brad 
Andy Ruiz, JR Vs Anthony Joshua has dominated the boxing agenda in recent weeks. The rematch is a much-anticipated bout after Ruiz, JR. stunned Joshua in New York back in June. However, the fight is also charting interesting territory for boxing as the contest will be held in Saudi Arabia.
Major heavyweight boxing fights are usually held in venues steeped in the history of boxing. Madison Square Garden, the MGM Grand, and the Principality Stadium are all famed venues that have helped to define boxing. Saudi Arabia is hardly known for combat sports, so the country has had to build a bespoke arena just for the Ruiz, JR. Vs Joshua fight.
Anthony Joshua’s Old Trainer Calls Ruiz, JR. Rematch Career-Defining
December 2nd, 2019 Bad Brad 
According to Great Britain Boxing Performance Director Rob McCracken, Anthony Joshua could be in the last chance saloon in his rematch with Andy Ruiz, JR. He has warned the former heavyweight champ there is “no room for error” during the anticipated bout. The caution comes after Tyson Fury suggested Joshua should retire if he loses.
Joshua lost his heavyweight belts to Ruiz, JR. in June and the rematch will either be a story of redemption or will remove the Brit from the title picture. As Joshua readies himself for Saturday’s fight, interest from fans has been sky high. Sportsbooks like NJ sports betting apps are filled with people betting on the contest, with a winner hard to predict.
Tyson Fury Says he Would Beat Brock Lesnar in 30 Seconds
December 2nd, 2019 Bad Brad 
Tyson Fury reckons he could turn over Brock Lesnar in a fight, and he was not necessarily talking about in the WWE. According to the boxer, he could beat Lesnar away from the scripted fights of the WWE and win in a “proper fight”.
Not many fight fans would back Fury in a bout against Lesnar unless that fight was in the boxing ring. However, if the two ever fought it would be big news and draw plenty of attention. Still, most people making bets using a Betrivers Promo Code would favor a win by Lesnar over Fury. Simply put, Lesnar’s history in the UFC, sheer size, and power would cause problems for Tyson Fury.
A Conversation With Sean O’Grady: A Boy Beating Men
December 1st, 2019 Bad Brad
Exclusive interview by Anthony “Zute” George
Nature or nurture? Which determines human behavior? For Sean O’ Grady, his environment played a significant part in making him The Champ. Pat O’ Grady, Sean’s father, had such a predilection for boxing, he became a very well-respected boxing trainer. Pat knew what it was to go to battle, “My dad was a World War II veteran, he was part of the Marine Corps Raiders, he saw forty-four months of combat. He was wounded twice.” Upon Pat’s return home from his courageous service, the O’Grady’s moved to Austin, Texas (where Sean was born), and eventually settled in at Oklahoma City, and boxing was prominent in their lives. His mother, Jean O’Grady, also made coin in boxing as a promoter.
Ringside Report Puts the Spotlight on Gloria Stuart
December 1st, 2019 Bad Brad
By Geoffrey Huchel
Hollywood darling Gloria Stuart was an American actress, visual artist, and activist. Although she made a name for herself in several films throughout the 1930s and 40s, it was her Oscar nominated role in one of the most successful blockbusters in film history that she will be best remembered for.
Born on July 4, 1910 in Santa Monica, California, Stuart began acting in high school, and after attending the University of California, Berkeley, she pursued a career in theatre, performing in local productions and summer stock in Los Angeles. Stuart eventually began winning roles in feature films. Her first being the comedy horror THE OLD DARK HOUSE (1932), with Boris Karloff. The same year she appeared in five additional films: THE COHENS AND THE KELLYS IN HOLLYWOOD, THE ALL-AMERICAN, STREET WOMEN, BACK STREET and AIR MAIL. The following year she starred in the mystery drama THE KISS BEFORE THE MIRROR (1933), with Frank Morgan, SWEEPINGS (1933), with Lionel Barrymore, and one of her more famous films, the horror classic THE INVISIBLE MAN (1933), with Claude Rains. Stuart costarred opposite James Cagney in the Oscar nominated comedy drama HERE COMES THE NAVY (1934).
James “Bonecrusher” Smith Vs Jeff Sims: Ringside Report Classic Fight of the Day
December 1st, 2019 Bad Brad
SJC Boxing & Ringside Report Wishes Retired Boxer Jimmy Navarro a Happy 56th Birthday – Boxing News
December 1st, 2019 Bad Brad
RSR Press Release
SJC Boxing and Ringside Report wishes retired boxer Jimmy Navarro a happy 56th birthday today.
SJC Boxing & Ringside Report Wishes Retired Boxer Nate Tubbs a Happy 55th Birthday – Boxing News
December 1st, 2019 Bad Brad
RSR Press Release
SJC Boxing and Ringside Report wishes retired boxer Nate Tubbs a happy 55th birthday today.
“The Bounty” Michael Hunter Stuns Boxing World With Comments About Alexander Povetkin – Breaking Boxing News
‘The Bounty’ confident of stoppage win over Povetkin
Michael Hunter is confident of getting a stoppage victory when he meets Alexander Povetkin in a WBA Heavyweight World Title Eliminator at the Diriyah Arena in Saudi Arabia on Saturday December 7, shown live on Sky Sports Box Office in the UK and DAZN in the US.
Hunter (18-1, 12 KOs) has remained unbeaten since moving up to Heavyweight in April 2018, unanimously outpointing Terrell Woods a year on from his sole professional defeat against pound-for-pound king Oleksandr Usyk at Cruiserweight.
‘The Bounty’ is currently ranked in the top ten in the world with the IBF, WBA and the WBO after six wins on the bounce that have left the 31-year-old firmly in the frame for World Title contention, and the Las Vegas danger-man is aiming to land his second shot at world honours in style by taking out Russia’s Povetkin in style.