Successful people should surround themselves alongside successful people, Canelo is surrounding himself alongside not that in Usyk. Usyk nearly got beat by a kickboxing champion in his last bout, incredibly. He should have been beat if not for a lucky punch near the end of the fight, he found an uppercut. Training alongside a fat

At 46, the Manny Pacquiao footwork, angles, and ring intelligence remain elite. Here’s why his technical boxing ability still troubles fighters half his age. First off, he’s nearly 47 soon and he needs a big fight. If it is his last one in the entire sport of boxing. He still has much ability and experience

Let’s look at whether the Manny Pacquiao training camp alongside his son Jimuel provides the emotional and motivational spark needed for one final championship run. Pacman is still mulling his next fight and options, talks of a Shakur Stevenson bout have come about in recent times. After the Floyd rematch did not happen this year

Terence Crawford‘s career proves he never avoided a mandatory or tough opponent, with promotional politics—not fear—blocking the sport’s biggest fights. He said this on a podcast earlier and defended his fearless approach to taking on all comers. He did on the balance of things, overall, some notes on this; Overall, Bud did the opposite of

Let’s explore how Christian Mbilli’s relentless pressure and high work rate pose a unique stylistic threat to Canelo Alvarez at this stage of his career. Alvarez sometimes can not have a high punch volume in there and sometimes he starts not very fast also. Those are things he does not need to be doing against

Let’s consider whether Jared Anderson‘s technical development and ring IQ are ready for the heavyweight division’s elite veterans. He used to be the next big thing in American heavys, until Martin Bakole smashed him up that is. But that is just one fight, things can happen in the heavys, just one punch at the end

Let’s look at how Canelo Alvarez adapts his defensive posture, footwork, and punch selection when facing taller opponents who rely on volume, from Bivol to Berlanga. He can be subtle at times in there Alvarez and on his day, a heck of a technically competent boxer. Some of the moves he pulls off in the