Wham! A gouging left-hook pierced his right eye. Boof! The world champion heavyweight boxer threw another lethal strike.

Stallone played Balboa in six "Rocky" movies from 1976 through 2006. He then played the character again in the 2015 movie "Creed" and the 2018 sequel, "Creed II," both starring Michael B. Jordan.

A fresh trailer titled Rocky 7 has taken the internet by storm, sparking a frenzy among fans of the iconic boxing saga. The ...

The franchise follows the story of an underdog boxer Rocky Balboa, played by Sylvester Stallone, who gets a million-to-one ...

Rocky Balboa would totally dominate Adonis. Daddy Drago was more powerful too than his son and Rocky Beat him. I don’t think Adonis could have beat Daddy Drago.

"At first no one wanted him because he was too big," Stallone told TMZ. Hogan stood 6 feet, 7 inches, and famously towered ...

In 1976, moviegoers were introduced to one of the best boxing films to hit the big screen with Rocky. Sylvester Stallone portrays Rocky Balboa and is a down-and-out boxer from Philadelphia.

Rocky Balboa is officially retired. In an emotional goodbye post published on his Instagram page, Sylvester Stallone announced he is leaving the boxing ring and saying goodbye to the iconic Rocky ...

The Rocky Philadelphia Bus Tour is stepping up its game this summer with a brand-new stop that packs even more Philly flavor into the fan-favorite experience. Starting this season, the Saturday ...

Rocky Balboa Review Rocky Balboa has plenty of heart, but it's counted out by a poor fighting system and frustrating controls. By Greg Mueller on April 5, 2007 at 5:58PM PDT ...

Verdict Rocky Balboa the game is the complete opposite of Rocky Balboa the movie. That is, it isn't very interesting and it has a severe lack of fun.

Dispensing with those bloated Roman numerals, "Rocky Balboa" -- for those keeping count, it's the sixth in the series and the first since 1990's winded "Rocky V" -- defies all expectations with a ...