Some big names are in action in early 2013, but are they in the best fights? For the most part, no -- but that doesn't mean it's a bad slate of bouts already on the calendar.

Boxing had a pretty damn good year overall in 2012, but the sport's politics and shadiness made for a lot of bad "world championship" fights anyway. Here are the ten worst of the worst.

Carl Froch has established himself as the top dog in UK boxing, but a mix of veterans and rising stars are coming up behind him in the British ranks.

Myung-Woo Yuh will be inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame next year but most American boxing fans still have no idea who he is. I hope to rectify the situation.

A lot has happened in boxing over the last few months. Here I will share my reactions to everything from Mayweather's next opponent to Juan Manuel Marquez's stunning knockout of Manny Pacquiao.

James Foley returns to BLH today with the latest edition of Folo Punch, discussing the retirement of Larry Merchant, Manny Pacquiao's legacy, and more.

Nonito Donaire, Amir Khan, and George Groves won their main event fights on Saturday, but whose stock really went up this weekend in boxing? BLH breaks this down with thorough and very serious analysis.

Golden Boy Promotions is hoping to make a fight between WBA welterweight titlist Paulie Malignaggi and Shane Mosley for April 27. How low can it go?

It took over forty rounds to produce some clarity in the series of Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez fight, but, at last, this epic rivalry can finally claim to have at least one inarguable result. Oli Goldstein looks at their latest encounter.

On a night many felt going in was a rerun, those who tuned in for Pacquiao-Marquez IV were handsomely rewarded with one of the great fights and knockouts of recent memory. Eddie Gonzalez was one of the skeptics.