2019

As 2019 and the end of the decade comes to a close one of the sport’s greatest ever heavyweights George Foreman has been reminiscing on some of his fondest moments in boxing. As he tends to do with fans online every so often. One of the biggest punchers of his time, Foreman’s only real intention […]

In an unlikely war of words between two of the sport’s brightest American fighters, Gervonta Davis and Terence Crawford have found one another going at each other’s throats following this past weekend’s fight involving Davis and Yuri Gamboa. A bout which Davis won inside the distance but a performance that didn’t impress Crawford. Boxing is

Following his stoppage loss to Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis this past weekend in Atlanta there was a lot of controversy about moments leading up to the time of the stoppage for Cuban boxer Yuri Gamboa. Some fans online during the fight expressed opinion that he had a problem with his shoe mid fight. Others cited that

Over the years in the sport of boxing has had its naysayers for various reasons. Their common mantra was always ‘Boxing is dead’ and that the sport was no longer popular. Isn’t it funny. Those people are very quiet now. While admittedly, in the past, yes, boxing’s popularity had declined and became a niche sport

One of boxing’s best pound for pound fighters today, Terence ‘Bud’ Crawford continues to find himself in a precarious spot in the sport. Without doubt, one of boxing’s brightest talents in the sport, however, due to politics up until now he has struggled to land the big fights that fans want to see him in.

Undefeated young American talent Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis lived up to his nickname tonight with another powerful knockout. Fighting in Atlanta, taking on veteran Cuban boxer Yuri Gamboa, Davis wasted little time. As early as round 2 Davis had Gamboa down with a left hand. As the bout progressed Davis continued to dominate, forcing Gamboa to

Tonight Gervonta Davis takes on Yuriorkis Gamboa in Atlanta live on Showtime. The standout American fighter is looking to end the decade on a high ahead of looking to land some big fights in the new year. Moving the fight to Atlanta tonight by Mayweather Promotions might seem like an odd move to some but