Larry Holmes: Last News

Earnie Shavers, considered one of boxing’s hardest punchers during his long career, died Thursday at 78. No cause was revealed in reports.

“Coming to America” star, 63, recently revealed that he’s only had to audition for one role in his almost 50-year career.Murphy opened up about his early days in the industry and first few gigs in the new Apple TV+ documentary “Number One on the Call Sheet.” He suggested his fame and success as an actor were inevitable – especially after he landed a role on “Saturday Night Live” in 1980.“Early on, I just knew I was going to be fa — I started when I’m around 16, I’m going, ‘I’m gonna be famous,'” the “Beverly Hills Cop” actor said in the new two-part documentary.“When I was 19, I got ‘Saturday Night Live,’ and things just started happening,” Murphy added. “I didn’t go through all of the stuff that a lot of actors, I didn’t go through auditions.”He then revealed the one – and apparently only – acting job he has ever had to audition for.“I had one audition in my whole life,” the “Boomerang” star said.

The late Muhammed Ali would have been 'mortified' to see what a 58-year-old Mike Tyson earned to lose to 27-year-old Jake Paul in Texas on Friday.

Paris Fury will be her husband Tyson's biggest cheerleader when he returns to the ring on Saturday night (May 18) to finally face Oleksandr Usyk. The boxers are fighting for the crown of undisputed world heavyweight champion when they clash in Riyadh at a sold-out Kingdom Arena.