Power and Glory Fight Night Brings Pro Boxing Back to Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall
Edmond Promotions showcased rising talent as Khalid Twaiti earned unanimous decision win in Atlantic City.
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AC Beats Holy Spirit! A Photo Gallery From the Annual Thanksgiving Game
Some local Thanksgiving high school rivalry games have faded away, but parking at Atlantic City's Jack Eisenstein Sports Complex was at capacity as hundreds came to root for their schools.
Three Days of Boxing Royalty in Atlantic City: ACBHOF Induction Weekend Recap
Boxing royalty descended upon the Boardwalk as the Class of 2025 inductees, from world champions to referees and matchmakers, gathered to celebrate Atlantic City’s rich boxing history and tight-knit community.
ACHS Grad Powers to Silver at World Championships
Margate’s Lexi Gormley helps Team USA climb from sixth to second in thrilling U-19 rowing final.
Boxing Returns to Tropicana Atlantic City with 2 Local Fighters on Exciting Ticket
The Atlantic City Express 2.0 Bruce Seldon Jr. and Julio Sanchez III from Pleasantville bring boxing back to the Tropicana! Get all the details inside!
Atlantic City Reopens Revamped Pop Lloyd Stadium as Multipurpose Youth Sports Hub
The facility can now accommodate baseball, softball, T-ball, flag football, soccer, lacrosse, field hockey and other activities.
5 Questions with Raymond Tyler: The George Foreman Edition with poet, actor and boxer Chris Cream
George Foreman was the oldest man to ever become heavyweight champion of the world. The man whose record Foreman broke, was Jersey Joe Walcott. Raymond Plays 5 Questions with Walcott's grandson Chris Cream.
Combat Zone Wrestling Celebrates 26th Anniversary in Atlantic City
Founded in 1999 by John Zandig, CZW carved out a niche with its brand of "ultraviolence," thrilling fans with extreme matches featuring ladders, barbed wire, light tubes, and even weed whackers. In 2009, Zandig sold CZW to wrestler D.J. Hyde, ushering in a new era.
Eagles Wear Seen Everywhere
Philadelphia Eagles excitement has been building for weeks! The Philadelphia Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs 40 to 22 in Super Bowl LIX.