2018

March 3rd’s WBC heavyweight title fight between champion Deontay Wilder and Cuban challenger Luis Ortiz is just around the corner and the war or words is in full flow. Wilder really hates Ortiz behind the scenes. He’s spoken about how he felt last year when Ortiz made him wait and wait because of a previously […]

George Groves surprised a few people today when he came in well under the super-middleweight limit which has prompted fans to comment on one thing in particular about how he looked. Groves is a big super-middleweight. As big as any top 168lbs at the weight really. He’s always had to cut weight in his career.

All the talk is done now with both fighters coming in on weight at their first attempt of trying – but Eubank Jr managed to get one quick parting remark to Groves before tomorrow night. Both fighters will probably be tucking into a healthy amount of food right about now after making the 168lbs limit

A fighter who knows one of this weekend’s boxers very well is current WBO middleweight world champion Billy Joe Saunders. Saunders is still the sole defeat on the professional record of Chris Eubank Jr thus far and knows his old rival’s boxing game better than most. Since that night Eubank Jr now finds himself in

Groves vs Chris Eubank Jr Weigh in results are now in a short time ago as both men took to the scales ahead of their WBA super-middleweight world title shot. Both men looked in top fight shape today ahead of tomorrow night’s fight at the Manchester Arena. The following were the official weights: 76kg 75.8kg

Big fight mania is upon us once again this weekend as George Groves and Chris Eubank Jr prepare to do battle in the semi-final of the World Boxing Super series. Every man and his dog in the boxing world has an opinion on how the fight will go but from a promotional point of view,

Ray Beltran has been through it all in his career. Peter Wells breaks down this weekend’s fight for him with Paulus Moses for the vacant WBO lightweight title. His story has been of being the nearly man for many years now, but on Friday (16th) night, Raymundo Beltran 34-7-1(21KO’s) will have his greatest opportunity to