2022

It’s almost time to see Florida’s Keith Thurman back in action against Mario Barrios this weekend. Always a big fan favorite with heavy hands and a come forward style of combat, Thurman returns on February 5th in Las Vegas after preparation now being complete as he looks to bounce back from a narrow split decision […]

Despite the significant challenges, stress and adversity the world situation has seen the last couple of years boxing as a sport thankfully has not only survived. But grown. 2022 is set to be a bigger growth year than ever for worldwide boxing in all countries. One fighter who has helped this is of course is

Surely many boxing fans will remember Derry’s John Duddy. One of the big fan favorites and exciting fight styles at middleweight of his day. Duddy one of Ireland’s most exciting, explosive fighters, paid tribute to his uncle Jackie Duddy this past weekend on the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday: Here is a look back at

Richard Schaefer’s Probellum which broke onto the world boxing scene in 2021 has rapidly expanded all over the world showing boxing in countries across the board. Signing fighters from not just traditionally popular countries for boxing. But in many countries in Europe, Asia, South America and more. It looks like they will be putting on

‘Jersey’ Joe Walcott of the great State and people of New Jersey would have been 108 today it has been pointed out by the good people at Sky: Walcott was known for his tremendous footwork and defense. At one time he became the oldest heavyweight champion in boxing but years later that record was broken

Manny Pacquiao is widely considered one of the best boxers of all time. He is part of a long line of great fighters from The Philippines and he has inspired another one to become world champion recently. Mark Magsayo upset Gary Russell to win the WBC world featherweight title and Pacquiao said after the fight:

Boxing in Mexico’s momentum really grew a lot the last six months or so but one gets a sense it is only just beginning with some special things ahead for boxing in Mexico in the very near future. Case in point — Jaime Munguia next month. 38-0-30 KO Munguia is still only 25, and although