2021

Boxing is up and running as things stand. With the month of March well and truly underway. A slow January was proceeded by a faster February. Things are getting better all the time. As the months follow ahead there should be more potential for possibly even 50 per cent venue capacity crowds allowed. READ ALSO: […]

Riddick Bowe is regarded as one of the great heavyweights of the sport’s history. As is Mike Tyson. That is obvious, sure. But, not many know they both shared something in terms of their motivations for facing the same opponents in their career. Both ardent fans of the great Muhammad Ali. When they fought Trevor

YouTube star turned professional boxer Jake Paul appears to be taking the training of the sport somewhat serious at least after recently relocating to the fight capital of the world Las Vegas. Many have slammed him and his brother Logan Paul for being in boxing while others have said they bring a new audience to

Undefeated boxing star Ryan Garcia is working hard on the body shot at the moment it appears. A dangerous tool in his locker without doubt. The speed and explosivity he throws it with quite something in fairness. Here he is displaying just how lethal it is against NFL Star JuJu Smith-Schuster: (Hat tip EsNews YouTube)

With it being Black History month last month in February and Irish American and Women’s History month this month in March, and Claressa Shields boxing this week, it got us thinking about a possible big fight that could be made in female boxing at the moment. Claressa Shields vs Katie Taylor. Taylor (17-0-6 KO) from

Former heavyweight champion Andy Ruiz has now confirmed his next fight and first one of 2021. He will take on fellow Mexican-American Chris Arreola on Fox pay per view on April 24th. Pretty cool. Ruiz has been back taking things seriously again and training hard. During his career Ruiz has often struggled with his eating

The sport of boxing perhaps possesses the most rich history out of any sport in the antiquity of humanity. Inherently speaking to its very nature in fighting at its root core. Done so throughout the ages to persevere, survive, overcome, adapt, evolve and inevitably become vastly popular in the public consciousness once again in 2021.