2021

Former world champion Carl Froch knows plenty about big fights and events. Certainly in our opinion, one of the very best fighters England ever produced. A career of highs and lows but mostly highs towards the end. Indeed, it wasn’t until the very end that he made it big and had some huge wins down […]

When it comes to probably the three biggest names that do legitimate numbers in America for women’s boxing you’re talking Laila Ali, Claressa Shields and now, Australian, Ebanie Bridges. Respectfully, nothing else counts or comes close when you are talking genuine, big interest in women’s boxing, from a big numbers perspective. It still has a

George Foreman in the not too distant past was linked with an advisor type coaching role for former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder. It didn’t happen in the end but due to both American heavyweights having in some ways similar fight styles, perhaps it could be of benefit to Wilder. Particularly ahead of his trilogy

Former world champion turned promoter Oscar De La Hoya had one of his fighter’s lose at the weekend but his stock will still be good. Possibly increasing even. Jorge Linares was involved in an excellent fight with young world champion Devin Haney. Haney winning by unanimous points decision in the end. De La Hoya reacted

Many will remember Muhammad Ali refused to go to Vietnam to fight in the war of his time. An unpopular decision at that time with many Americans supporting the war during that period. Of course, Ali, once again, was to be proved right in the end. Later on people saw where he was coming from.

Women’s boxing star Claressa Shields like most boxing fans at the weekend was very impressed with young world champion Devin Haney. A fighter who passed the step up test in his career he needed at that point. Shields said of the fight: Linares certainly was no joke. Still a very dangerous operator at world level