2018

Mind games are well underway between both heavyweights Dillian Whyte and Lucas Browne ahead of their fight next month – Whyte has even started to use some reverse psychology. The two guys don’t like one another. That much is clear. But what is that say sometimes, about killing your enemy with kindness. Well, when it […]

The boxing world paid tribute to one of its good guys yesterday when he made the decision to hang up the gloves as a pro boxer. It was a career that had it all. Ups and downs, travel, big fights and ultimately, a world title. But perhaps outside of his exciting fight-style and stellar achievements,

The live Bellew v Haye 2 press conference will take place later today in the UK ahead of the pair’s May 5th showdown at the O2 Arena in London. It will have been a year since the pair first fought and what a difference a year makes. Going into the fight Tony Bellew was heavily

Ireland’s Andy Lee confirmed he has now retired from the sport at the age of 33 after a career that saw him become world champion. His professional boxing career started out with legendary trainer Manny Steward who spotted him years before in the amateurs. Steward passed away a few years back but his legacy in

Brandon Rios fought his heart out as usual this past weekend in a fight that ultimately ended in a knockout win for his opponent Danny Garcia. Garcia paid tribute to Rios’ toughness after the fight. After coming into the bout as a heavyweight favourite to beat Rios handily, Rios surprised a lot of people with

Deontay Wilder and Luis Ortiz showdown on March 3rd for the WBC heavyweight world title and ahead of the bout they have traded blows verbally – and then some. On an international phone call Wilder and Ortiz’s manager spoke in a war of words with all the journalists on the call listening in. Wilder genuinely

Liverpool heavyweight Tony Bellew has been speaking to his fans today and one question in particular has come in for a big response. Fan Q and A sessions directly with a sportsman or in this case a boxer are always fu. Due to the lack of middlemen or PR person needed mainly. It’s quite simple