Boxing

Shields claimed to not be homophobic while tweeting that cartoon characters shouldn’t be bisexual or gay.

They’re made from recycled copies of proposed anti-trans legislation from around the nation.

Adams became the first female boxer to successfully defend her Olympic gold medal.

The world’s first out professional boxer won a North American title, although he fell short of claiming the world championship.

The first openly gay fighter in pro boxing went eight rounds in the ring but then got pummelled on social media for his orientation.

The boxer says he hopes by winning Saturday’s bout he will quiet “the homophobic people talking bad” to the LGBTQ community.

Tyson Fury, who is embattled in a drug controversy and has reported that he is manic depressive, is now officially out of boxing.

“I’m quite fearless. I’m like, ‘Let’s just go out there and do this and see what happens.’ ”

“”We don’t hate LGBTQ people, we hate their agenda.”

“Nike strongly opposes discrimination of any kind.”

He’s now apologizing.

The 27-year-old old heavyweight boxing champ has had his invitation to the awards rescinded, but not for the reasons petitioners had hoped.

“My interest is trannys,” Mack said, demonstrating his dire need for a publicist. “I’m attracted to trannys. I don’t like no muscle like me.”

Emile Griffith was a ’60s boxer best known for beating Benny “The Kid” Parret to death on live TV — after Parret called him “fa**ot.”

Mack claims his 23-year-old daughter told him he should commit suicide after the embarrassment he’s inflicted upon the family.

Yusaf Mack just came clean, releasing a statement that claims he’s bisexual and was of sound mind when making his porn scene.

The adult film production company DawgPoundUSA.com is hitting back at recent claims made by former professional boxer Yusaf “Mack Attack” Mack.

Yusaf Mack, 35, is telling reporters he has absolutely no memory of starring in a gay porn scene.

NEW YORK — Openly gay professional boxer Orlando Cruz married his partner, José Manuel Colón, in a ceremony in New York’s Central Park on Saturday.

LAS VEGAS — Gay boxer Orlando Cruz lost his bid for a piece of the featherweight title Saturday night, getting stopped in the seventh round by veteran Orlando Salido.