I am a lover, not a fighter. I do not have a temper. I am not aggressive and prefer to hold in my feelings. Prior to boxing, I had never been in a fight, I was afraid of getting hit and would avoid confrontation at all costs. On the surface, I do...

During the coming months, we?ll be highlighting our fighters in training for the upcoming Rock ?N Rumble VIII in Boston on May 17th. They?ve committed to four months of fundraising and training in preparation to get in the ring and literally fight...

During the coming months, we?ll be highlighting our fighters in training for the upcoming Rock ?N Rumble VIII in Boston on May 17th. They?ve committed to four months of fundraising and training in preparation to get in the ring and literally fight...

Haymakers for Hope fighters spend an intensive 4 months training for their first boxing match to KO cancer. Here?s a look at the final seven days of training with one of our New York fighters.

During the coming months, we?ll be highlighting our fighters in training for the upcoming Rock ?N Rumble VIII in Boston on May 17th. They?ve committed to four months of fundraising and training in preparation to get in the ring and literally fight...

What drives you to fight? What drives you to live? As Haymakers for Hope heads west to Denver, we are extremely excited to share the story of an organization that is leading the charge in survivorship, using outdoor adventure as a prescription in...

Thinking about signing up to fight? Want to get involved but not quite sure what the process entails? Don?t worry ? we?ve got you covered. Below you?ll find an overview of what it takes to sign up and fight in an upcoming Haymakers for Hope event!

New year, new city, new you.

Before a boxing match, you never know exactly what is going to happen. Being in the ring feels like being naked: you are under the lights and stripped of excuses. You either execute your game plan or you don?t; there is no place to hide.

Ever thought about throwing your name in the hat for a chance to step in the ring to help knockout cancer? It?s a big decision, one that most don?t take lightly.