Ryan Songalia is a freelance journalist at Ring Magazine. He specializes in competitive sports, with a focus on boxing, sports broadcasting, and the business of professional sports, often covering notable figures and events like the Olympics and Gervonta Davis. Ryan's work has been featured in Patch.com, RING TV LIVE, and Boxing Scene.
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Ryan Songalia's coverage focuses predominantly on boxing events, matches, and fighters, with a specific local focus on the United States, Pennsylvania, and Philadelphia. Given his emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories within the sport of boxing in this region, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to upcoming local boxing matches or events featuring promising prospects or established champions from these areas.
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By: Ryan Songalia
Dina Thorslund made sure there would only be one bantamweight title changing hands this week. The fighting pride of Scandinavia retained her WBC/WBO bantamweight titles on Friday, defeating Terumi Nuki by unanimous decision at Graakjaer Arena in Holstebro, just 15 minutes away from her home in Struer, Denmark. All three judges scored the fight 99-91, […]
By: Ryan Songalia
In a fight where someone’s ‘0’ had to go, it was Tahmir Smalls who held on to his. The 25-year-old Smalls from Philadelphia defeated Seantorious Martin by unanimous decision on Friday night at the Red Owl Boxing Arena in Houston, Tex. The eight-round welterweight bout headlined a Red Owl Boxing card on DAZN. The scores […]
By: Ryan Songalia
Not since the days of Pernell Whitaker has there been a boxing event of this magnitude to hit The Scope Arena in Norfolk, Virginia.
Paul Bamba, who fought 14 times in 2024 – including just six days ago – has died, according to a joint statement from manager Ne-Yo and the Bamba family.
This family of 8 boxing siblings from Hawaii is making a name for itself, with the younger siblings dominating on the national amateur scene and the two eldest establishing themselves as unbeaten pros.
By: Ryan Songalia
A crossroads showdown between an unbeaten welterweight on the rise and a former prospect looking to regain his standing in the sport will co-headline the February 19, 2025 edition of ProBox
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By: Ryan Songalia
Promoters say they are nearing a deal to match up France’s two top super middleweights in an IBF title eliminator
A Matchroom Boxing-versus-Golden Boy Promotions “5v5” showdown appears to be in the works, with a target date being eyed for the middle of 2025.
By: Ryan Songalia
Sibling boxers Shera Mae Patricio and Lyndon Patricio Jnr are used to fighting on the same card in the amateurs, but Saturday will mark the first time they will do so as professionals.
By: Ryan Songalia
Holly Holm, fresh off a release from her deal with Ultimate Fighting Championship, could be returning to boxing. Manager Lenny Fresquez told BoxingScene that he has been fielding offers from various promoters – including one for a matchup with Chantelle Cameron.
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