2017

This Miguel Cotto defeat came as a big surprise in what was meant to be a successful final appearance in the ring. Sadam Ali tore up the script this weekend to capture the WBO 154lbs title from Puerto Rican boxing great Miguel Cotto. He did so via a unanimous points decision at Madison Square Garden […]

His promoter unsurprisingly thinks Joshua will knock out Wilder when they fight, but explains here why he thinks so. Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn is obviously backing his man but he has brought up an interesting point on considering the fight-styles of both heavyweight champions. Of course, Deontay Wilder and Anthony Joshua have not agreed a

One boxing promoter from Europe appears to be building a loyal following among fight fans for his candid sense of humor. Kalle Sauerland of Sauerland Promotions has been involved in boxing for a while now. But since his co-founding of the World Boxing Super Series with Richard Schaefer in 2016, he seems to have adopted

Amir Khan and Kell Brook might hate each other in the boxing world but it turns out they share one the exact same deep fears. They say man fears what he doesn’t understand and that anxiety is at the root of many of human being’s life issues, but when it comes to professional fighters –

Anthony Joshua has some home truths for two of his closest rivals in boxing as the more business like “AJ” starts to come out. This more open and outspoken Joshua seems to have started a few weeks back on Twitter when he referenced Tyson Fury as a “fat f***.” He’s since been on vacation in

Canelo told Cotto some words before the Puerto Rican boxing legend makes his final appearance in the ring at MSG. Memories and nostalgia will be in the air tonight in New York’s Madison Square Garden as Miguel Cotto makes what will be his 10th and final appearance as a professional at the iconic venue. A

Peter Wells gives his Anthony Yigit vs Joe Hughes prediction and pre-fight analysis ahead of tonight’s boxing action in the UK. Becoming one of the most underrated fighters at 140lbs in Britain has now ultimately led to the likeable Joe Hughes 15-2-1(6KO’s) earning himself an unexpected, but deserved, shot at the European Light Welterweight crown. But