With boxing financier Turki Alalshikh pushing fiercely for greater entertainment value in his bouts following the May duds in ...

Chris Algieri knew he wasn’t done with boxing after his April 2016 loss to Errol Spence. “I think a lot of other people thought I was, but I always knew I was coming back,” the Long Islander ...

Ruslan Provodnikov was being lined up to fight Manny Pacquiao when he was matched with Chris Algieri to give him a final win.

Chris Algieri turned professional in 2008, and for the better part of the next six years, despite 19 wins in succession without a loss, was one of the thousands of anonymous boxers who was fueled ...

Chris Algieri is making his appearance wearing a Seawolves ballcap and lets loose with some loud grunts before he begins his walk up. Round 1: Pacquiao comes out aggressively, ...

Algieri's corner kept up with the Dale Carnegie routine between rounds, telling their fighter, "Chris, we're right where we want to be right now." ...

Tonight, Manny Pacquiao defends his WBO welterweight title against the relatively unknown Chris Algieri. Algieri, a former kickboxer with no amateur background, is getting the shot of a lifetime.

MACAU — Chris Algieri suffered an embarrassing mishap ahead of his fight with Manny Pacquiao when he missed the 144-pound weight limit on Friday night, though he later got under the mark.

Algieri was pleased with Jacobs’ body at the mandatory weigh-in 30 days out from Saturday’s fight, which takes place on HBO PPV from New York’s Madison Square Garden.

Chris Algieri, the boxer from Huntington, LI who had been sailing along in the months leading up to his welterweight title fight with Manny Pacquiao, displaying cool confidence and touting his ...

When it’s all said and done, Chris Algieri’s biggest achievements in boxing might not be the championships he wins, but the mouths he feeds. The former WBO junior welterweight champion from ...

The promoter for Chris Algieri will meet later this week with the head of the World Boxing Organization to resolve the possible stripping of Algieri’s 140-pound world-title belt.