Following his loss to Shane Mosley Jr. former middleweight champion Daniel Jacobs announced via Instagram that he will be retiring from the sport of boxing.
Daniel Jacobs has retired from the sport at the age of 37. Jacobs made the announcement shortly after losing to Shane Mosley Jr. That was his second loss in a row, while it was only his second fight in over four years.
Shane Mosley Jr. (22-4, 12 KOs) recorded a career-best win against Daniel Jacobs (37-5, 30 KOs) on Saturday, July 6, at the Honda Center in Anaheim. Mosley Jr.
Former UFC title challengers Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal squared off inside the boxing ring Saturday night. After 10 rounds of back-and-forth action, Diaz earned his redemption, scoring a majority decision.
Daniel Jacobs believes he still has “enough left to be able to give” to boxing as the former middleweight world champion prepares to return after a 29-month absence.
The undercard for the highly anticipated Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson clash in July just got a notable addition that will see former UFC star Darren Till make his professional boxing debut.
On Saturday, May 4, 2019, Canelo met Daniel Jacobs in a middleweight unification bout at the Las Vegas’ T-Mobile Arena, with Alvarez putting his three 160-pound championship belts on the line vs.