Amid the monotony of quarantine life that people had to put up with due to the outbreak of COVID-19, housebound residents in one corner of Los Angeles were treated to the startling sight of an Olympic champion sprinting down their block at full speed. The athlete was six-time Olympic gold medalist Allyson Felix, America's most decorated track athlete.
'What do we have available?' Tokyo hopefuls adapt training in COVID-19 era

Joe Smith Jr. is never going to win an award as the sport’s slickest boxer. But if you like your fighters to be fearless and go for the knockout, Smith is your guy.
What makes this boxer so entertaining?

Smith is never going to win an award as the sport’s slickest boxer, but if you like your fighters to be fearless, to go for the knockout and to fight anyone, Smith is your guy.
The obscure truth behind Joe Smith Jr.'s rise

Vettori appreciates Holland taking the fight, but he’s hardly impressed with the attributes the 10th-ranked Holland brings to the table.
A fired-up Marvin Vettori plans to smash Kevin Holland, call out Israel Adesanya

Jamel Herring doesn’t want to give up a belt he worked so hard for, but he says the fight with Oscar Valdez is significant enough that it would be worth it.
Herring prioritizing Valdez bout over WBO title

WBO super featherweight champion Jamel Herring breaks down his big win against Carl Frampton and says his main priority now is to unify titles with WBC champ Oscar Valdez.
What's next for Herring after Frampton victory?

Nine-year-old Thai kickboxer Pornpattara "Tata" Peachaurai is eager to get back in the ring after coronavirus curbs brought his fight season to a halt more than five months ago. The money he earns is vital income for his family. "I'm proud to be a boxer and to earn money for my mum."
Punching out of poverty: Despite risks, 9-year-old Thai fighter eager to return to ring

Jaron "Boots" Ennis is gearing up for a big bout Saturday. "I’m going to put on a dominating, punishing performance. I will get the knockout."
Unique training has Jaron Ennis feeling confident

Australian super welterweight Tim Tszyu has once again voiced his desire to take on the best in the world after extending his record to 18-0 with a fifth round TKO of Dennis Hogan in Newcastle on Wednesday. Tszyu registered his 14th career knockout when Hogan's corner threw in the towel as the Irishman wilted under a barrage of powerful left-hand blows in front of a noisy crowd in the port city. The son of former Russian-born undisputed light-welterweight world champion Kostya, Tszyu retained his World Boxing Organization (WBO) "Global" title but has long made it clear that he has his eyes on bigger prizes.
Boxing: 'I need those big guys', Australian Tszyu looks to go global

Carl Frampton has a chance to become the first Irishman to win world championships in three weight classes.
Super featherweight Carl Frampton taking his shot at boxing history