Terence Crawford unlaced his gloves and called it a career on Tuesday. Boxing’s top pound-for-pound fighter and the only male boxer to capture three unified division titles in the sport decided to ...

Welcome back to the channel! Here is my reaction to: *Creed II (2018) First Time Watching* Adonis Creed faces his biggest challenge yet when Viktor Drago, the son of Ivan Drago, steps into the ...

CROWLEY, La. (KLFY) — 13-year-old Evianna Thomas from Crowley has returned from Lubbock, Texas, as a national boxing champion after competing in the USA Boxing National Championships. Thomas captured ...

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Officials estimate over 10,000 celebrated Terence "Bud" Crawford during Saturday's victory parade in Omaha. Terence “Bud” Crawford was at his best that night in September, beating his most ...

BLACKFOOT — You wouldn’t know it today, but there was a time when boxing was a popular high school and collegiate sport in Southeast Idaho. And there was a time when Frank Echevarria was as good a ...

That short-lived feud in 2000 could not be buried further in the past as Creed and Limp Bizkit will be joining forces, each headlining a night of the two-day Summer of '99 and Beyond festival taking ...

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Three-time undisputed champion and Omaha icon Terence ‘Bud’ Crawford has announced his retirement from boxing. Crawford’s titles range from the lightweight division (135 lbs) all ...

Terence Crawford is hanging up his boxing gloves months after becoming the undisputed champion in three weight classes by defeating Canelo Alvarez. Crawford, 38, announced he was retiring from the ...

With 17 weight classes in boxing and four major sanctioning bodies that bestow world titles, keeping track of who holds each of the belts can be difficult -- especially when there are sometimes ...

Creed has announced the 2026 edition of the band's Summer of '99 and Beyond Festival. The two-day event takes place July 18-19 in Tinley Park, Illinois. The "Higher" rockers themselves will headline ...