2018

2016 Olympic Gold Medalist Daniyar Yeleussinov from Kazakhstan continued his impressive start in professional boxing tonight in Monte Carlo. He got the job done inside three rounds tonight in Monaco after he dismantled Marcos Mojica inside three rounds to go 5-0 (3KO). An easy fight in the end but nonetheless, a serious talent that is developing at […]

‘Wise Guy’ Frank Buglioni got stopped tonight on a nasty cut in Monte Carlo in the Londoner’s latest outing in the ring. Buglioni’s career promises a lot a few years back but with four losses now on his record and in the eyes of some after getting out boxed tonight before the cut happened and

Tonight’s boxing action in the glamorous location of Monte Carlo in Monaco will have part of the undercard shown for free to the general for free to the public below at 6pm (UK time). Boxing is on a bit of a quiet patch this weekend outside of world champion Dmitry Pivol vs Jean Pascal later

Australian heavyweight Lucas Browne got back on the proverbial bike with his career this weekend following an impressive showing. Browne came into the fight off the back of a low-key KO win after suffering a disappointing loss to Dillian Whyte in the UK earlier this year where he was stopped inside the distance in London.

The WBC heavyweight championship fight between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury now has a set price for people wishing to buy the fight. If you’re in the US it will cost $74.99 on Showtime pay per view with a free month’s subscription to Showtime included if you buy the fight to watch through the Showtime

Earlier this week leading promoter Eddie Hearn told Sky Sports that after Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury contest the WBC heavyweight championship next week that he will be straight on the phone to try to get the Joshua vs Wilder fight made if the American wins. Throughout the year negotiations have been ongoing for the

Al Haymon’s new Fox Deal appears to be kicking in already in that he plans to use it to mass market boxers to casual American sports fans as part of their usual NFL, basketball and other sports coverage through the giant network of Fox. Indeed, Bob Arum’s Top Rank are attempting similar plays with their