2017

Irishman Conor McGregor issues a final contract statement to Floyd Mayweather after the UFC man signs his side of the deal. Floyd Mayweather is likely on a plane back to the US at the moment after seeing his charge Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis put in a 3rd round TKO win display over Liam Walsh this weekend […]

The Shannon Briggs world title shot against Fres Equendo has been thrown into disarray after some last minute drug test reports. Many boxing fans have been looking forward to the Shannon Briggs world title fight next month for the WBA ‘regular’ heavyweight belt. That could all be about to come dramatically crashing down for the ‘Lets

Many boxing fans have expressed concern over the Brook Spence referee choice ahead of the pair’s world title fight in the UK. Veteran British boxing referee Howard Foster has this week been named as the official enforcer for the Brook vs Spence IBF championship showdown at Bramall Lane next weekend and the online boxing community

Young fighters and promising careers were the two takeaways from Terence Crawford’s latest fight card in New York. On a Saturday that had more boxing in one day than we see in a month there was some bad decisions, poor fight game plans and very poor sportsmanship, filled with bizarre events. But 2 fighters emerged and

Gary Russell Jr chalked in another impressive performance to retain his world title on route to a potential Lomachenko showdown. WBC featherweight champion of the world Gary Russell Jr broke down Oscar Escandon on route to stopping him in the 7th round last night in Oxon Hill. SEE ALSO: Andre Dirrell cousin bare knuckle punch incident on

Andre Dirrell cousin Leon Lawson absolutely looses it in the ring as he unleashes a devastating sucker punch on cousin’s opponent. Former champion Andre Dirrell won a disqualification last night in a bout against Jose Uzcategui in Oxon Hill but the controversial bout became even more controversial after it was over. Dirrell had been hit late

Ray Beltran rolled the clock back with a bat out of hell in the form of a lead left hook in the second round last night. A 35 year old Ray Beltran showed there is more than enough fight left in the old dog yet with a thunderous knockout at Madison Square Garden last night. He scored