HBO’s increasingly detached relationship with boxing culminated Thursday in the premium cable network announcing it will broadcast its final bout next month.

HBO was a good steward of boxing for much of its time, but its time has come.

HBO and boxing have broken up, and the fight community is said, but is the relationship severed forever?

HBO owed the many fans who subscribed to the network for years only for its boxing coverage more on its way out the door.

You could see it on their faces last week in Las Vegas. The longtime employees, who have been around during HBO’s heydays of big fights, were wearing long faces despite the impending rematch ...

The original combat sports delight for home entertainment that still holds the high class and supreme respect of the fighting community.

That moment nearly has arrived. The HBO doubleheader Duva’s Main Events is promoting Saturday night in Atlantic City, New Jersey, will be the next-to-last boxing show HBO will televise.

HBO kicked off the 2015 campaign by airing the HBO ‘Boxing After Dark’ telecast that featured Brandon Rios fighting Mike Alvarado in the rubber match of their epic trilogy.

In HBO’s 45-year history, the network has never aired a female boxing match – but that is soon to change.

HBO is still the dominant network for boxing. But has it left an opening for Showtime?

HBO was a good steward of boxing for much of its time, but its time has come.