Al Haymon introduced a powerful new player in boxing when Premier Boxing Champions announced a multiyear deal with Amazon in December. PBC’s deal to stream its shows on Amazon Prime arrived on the ...

Hearn was a guest on All the Smoke Boxing, where he voiced his admiration for Haymon and PBC. “How Haymon kept hold of some of those fighters when I was offering the money I was offering was admirable ...

In 2024, Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) launched its partnership with Amazon’s Prime Video. Despite some initial disruptions surrounding their debut event, the schedule that followed has been lighter ...

Al Haymon is smart. “Scary smart,” one person who has dealt with him over the years calls him. He’s also adept at telling people what they want to hear, a good listener, and very much into control. In ...

Senator manny "Pacman" PACQUIAO, boxing's only eight-division world champion, announced today that he has entered into an exclusive agreement to work with manager/advisor Al Haymon. The new alliance ...

Paulie Malignaggi was upset with the way one of the judges scored his split decision loss to Adrien Broner on Saturday at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, and he even accused the judge of being paid off ...

Boxing promoter Bob Arum filed suit Wednesday against Al Haymon and his financial backers, claiming they are violating federal law by acting as illegal promoters and monopolizing fighters and venues ...

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Attorneys for Bob Arum’s Top Rank Promotions filed a $100 million lawsuit against boxing manager Al Haymon citing violations of various federal antitrust laws Wednesday in Los Angeles. Similar to the ...

Powerful boxing manager Al Haymon’s attempt to move Oscar De La Hoya’s $300-million antitrust lawsuit against him out of the courts and toward a potential settlement in arbitration was denied this ...

NEW YORK — Usually this is how big-time sports television works: The network pays for the right to air an event. The new "Premier Boxing Champions" series on NBC flips the model. The latest attempt to ...