After 17 years Bernard Hopkins gets his chance at redemption as he takes on Roy Jones Jr on April 3 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nev. The bout will be broadcast live on Pay-Per-View beginning at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT.

In an event entitled “The Rivals”, Hopkins gets a chance to have the last word on the Jones saga, a rivalry that has been ongoing for years ever since Roy’s victory over Hopkins in 1993 for the vacant IBF middleweight title.

The exceedingly popular Sky Prizefighter tournament once again returns to our screens on February 26th.

The weight division for the first time in Prizefighter history will be the light middleweight division.

Jesse Brinkley 35-5 (22) boxed better than ever before when clearly outpointing favourite Curtis Stevens 21-3 (15) this past Friday night. The fight was an eliminator for the IBF super middleweight number 2 spot but it seems like Brinkley’s win may jump him straight into a bout with Romanian/ Canadian IBF champion Lucian Bute 25-0 (20).

Brinkley is promoted by Lets Get It On Promotions, run by legendary referee Mills Lane’s two sons and it seems they are on the verge of making the fight with Bute.

Let’s face it we all knew it was going to happen. WBA light welterweight champion Amir Khan is avoiding his mandatory defense against the hard hitting Marcos Maidana and instead opting to take on the smaller and older Juan Manuel Marquez according to Golden Boy Promotions’ Richard Schaefer.

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Jorge “Travieso” Arce 53-6-1 (40) has provided lots of thrills and spills in a long career but promised to retire if he lost his challenge for the vacant WBO super flyweight title last night. Luckily for Arce and us boxing fans, his career lives on after he won a 7th round technical decision over Angky Angkota 23-5 (14).