Barboza Jr. was the first to get physical, somewhat gently nudging Lopez's cowboy hat off his head. They exchanged escalatingly intense shoves. Boxing promoter Oscar De La Hoya attempted to intervene but security sprang to action after Lopez slapped Barboza Jr.

Ryan Garcia is looking all the way past Rolando Romero on May 2. He doesn't seem to care who knows it, either.

Things got very heated in Los Angeles. Lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez was quite the character at the press conference in Los Angeles for the upcoming 'Fatal Fury' event. Not only because of what he caused with his attitudes,

Teofimo Lopez wasn't making many friends at the press conference on Tuesday for the historic Times Square card on May 2nd. Lopez, the WBO and The Ring junior w

Teofimo Lopez went from a brief push and shove to slapping opponent Arnold Barboza Jr. during a faceoff ahead their fight on May 2