Eight-division world champion Manny Pacquiao will be inducted into the 2025 Boxing Hall of Fame this weekend, something few ever get into. Not to mention even fewer active fighters, usually you have to be retired or dead for five years at least to be considered. Heavy enough stuff some will those criteria, but you know, […]

The Nakatani vs Nishida weigh in results are in now ahead of the big world championship boxing this weekend in Japan. Junto Nakatani is one of the country’s best boxers of recent times outside of Naoya ‘The Monster’ Inoue. He fights in a unification this weekend on Sunday against Ryosuke Nishida – here’s weigh in

Chris Eubank senior at his advanced years recently suggested he would be open to a comeback to the sport in a type of exhibition fight. Continuing the theme of legends of boxing fighting in such type of fights in recent years. As well as big UFC names and others too actually coming back for proper

There is a well liked heavyweight from the UK called Dave Allen who shocked boxing recently when he won by violent knockout very recently. He did so without even training hard, really, and was very out of shape, even though he’ll tell you he trained hard. Look, he won by brutal knockout and that’s all

UK heavyweight warrior Dillian Whyte is due to comeback properly to boxing this year at some points and some skeptics exist on it in boxing. Not least former world champion Carl Froch who now has one of the biggest shows and podcasts in the entire sport. Speaking on his show ‘Froch On Fighting’ with his

Devin Haney vs Teofimo Lopez talks broke down this week meaning the fight is off just for now until terms can be agreed that are appropriate. Teofimo Lopez can only get disciplined or energized for big money, that’s who he is, he fights to the level of fight. Mike Coppinger of Ring Magazine and formerly

A certain UK young heavyweight is shaking up the division and the boxing world lately with brutal knockouts of grown men and good fighters everywhere. That’s Moses Itauma of course, some calling him the next Mike Tyson. Speaking on his show ‘Froch on Fighting’ with his wife Rachel, this week former world champion Carl Froch

Trainer, commentator and respected analyst Teddy Atlas has been around boxing forever, he knows the fight game as well as probably anyone. So when he puts together some names on a summary of who he believes was involved in the biggest boxing upsets of all time, people who matter pay attention. Speaking on his show

Keyshawn Davis screwed up a main event of one of boxing’s shows this weekend and lost his world title but also blew some money as well himself. The WBO lightweight champion was stripped of his title after missing weight by an incredible 4.3 pounds on Friday night. The show still goes on with a tremendous

It is the big one this weekend in the sport of boxing outside of the ring, despite two world title fights happening and a big prospect fight too. It is all kicking off in the fights this weekend but already away from the ring in New York this year’s 2025 International Boxing Hall of Fame