David Price

Golden Boy CEO Richard Schaefer has plans for a December return to the ring for former WBA/IBF 140-pound titleholder Amir Khan.

The co-manager of Robert Guerrero has expressed extreme confidence heading into Saturday night's clash with pound-for-pound kind Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Deontay Wilder says he won't underestimate Audley Harrison, which he believes is a mistake made by David Price and Tyson Fury in their respective fights against Tony Thompson and Steve Cunningham. 

Unbeaten American heavyweight prospect Deontay Wilder says of his next opponent, Audley Harrison: "When I hit Audley Harrison the right way, that may be the punch that ends up ending his career."

Seth Mitchell on his rematch with Johnathon Banks: "I'm just ready to fight. I'm ready to get back into the ring...You'll see a big improvement in my defense, my ring generalship. Just going back to the basics."

Deontay Wilder is 27-0 with 27 knockouts: "I'm trying to delete all of the American heavyweights. I'm trying to get rid of all of them so that I can become just that main one."

Tyson Fury, who makes his U.S. debut against Steve Cunningham on NBC on April 20, has a personality as big as his 6-foot-9 body, and he's never at a loss for brash words. "As Jesus Christ is my savior, I am the savior of the heavyweight divison," he says.

Fans continue their feedback on the major fights of the past weekend -- including Tony Thompson-David Price, Lamont Peterson-Kendall Holt and Ishe Smith-Cornelius Bundrage -- along with other subjects in this week's Friday mailbag. Enjoy!

Fans give their two cents on the action from the past weekend, including Tony Thompson's upset KO of David Price and the Malik Scott-Vyacheslav Glaskov draw, plus THE RING's heavyweight rankings, in this week's Monday mailbag. Enjoy!

American heavyweight veteran Tony Thompson called out Tyson Fury after stopping Fury’s fellow British star David Price. Thompson wants Price, who he respects greatly, to “keep his head up.” He thinks Price will bounce back from his first loss.

Tony Thompson's stunning second-round knockout of prospect David Price on Saturday in Price's hometwon of Liverpool pumped life into a career that seemed to be on its last legs.

Tony Thompson shocked the British boxing world by stopping previously undefeated English heavyweight star David Price in the second round of their scheduled 12 rounder in Price's hometown of Liverpool on Saturday.

Heavyweight prospect David Price says he'll be looking to stop Tony Thompson, the former title challenger he fights on Feb. 23, but he's prepared to go the distance. Regarding a showdown with British rival, Tyson Fury, he said: “I believe I win the fight by knockout.”

This year will herald a group of new stars climbing boxing’s slippery stairs and, among them, a clutch of British exponents poised to become world class. Gareth A Davies provides this look at the fighters from across the Pond who may be poised for a takeover.

Undefeated British heavyweight standout David Price improved to 15-0 and defended his British and Commonwealth titles with a second-round knockout of Matt Skelton in his native Liverpool, England on Friday.

Mexican amateur sensation Jose Ramirez participated in his first workout under the Top Rank banner at The Wild Card in Hollywood, Calif., on Wednesday, and will make his professional debut on the Dec. 8 undercard of Manny Pacquiao-Juan Manuel Marquez IV.

Abner Mares took a giant step foward in his career with his convincing unanimous-decision victory over talented Anselmo Moreno on Saturday in Los Angeles.

Undefeated heavyweight contender David Price has heard it all before when it comes to Audley Harrison proclaiming he is in the mood for a proper boxing match. Haven’t we all?

When it comes to heavyweights capable of challenging the Klitschko brothers, British contender Tyson Fury sees himself in very limited company.

Pundits have practically given the vacant British and Commonwealth heavyweight titles to David Price before his fight this weekend, but Price isn't going to underestimate his friend and opponent, Sam Sexton.