Author name: Peter Wells

In Guerrero vs Figueroa motivation will be the key word for two fighters that collide in a significant make-or-break fight. Robert Guerrero is fresh off back-to-back defeats at two very different levels. The most recent being in August last year when he was beaten by the decent – but not world class – David Emmanuel […]

On Saturday boxing fans can enjoy a treat from Golden Boy, with three fantastically poised bouts each bringing intrigue and unpredictability. The only predictable side of this tripleheader is that this will be one of the most enjoyable boxing cards of the year. The first of two world title bouts is a mouth-watering affair between

Eubank Jr vs Abraham this weekend not only has the IBO title on the line, but a place up for grabs in the World Boxing Super Series. In his second venture onto ITV Box-Office, Chris Eubank Jr takes a step closer to a world title in the Super Middleweight division. The goal is clear, a

Skeete vs Evans tops an exciting time for British boxing where competition is now fierce to deliver the best possible action for fans. BT Sport returns to bring a stellar card in association with Frank Warren and BoxNation with a long list of titles on the line. The main attraction sees Bradley Skeete look to

Davies vs Taylor will see a genuine rivalry come together this weekend of two of Britain’s most exciting professional boxing prospects. Two young, unbeaten prospects facing off at such an early stage in each other’s career was always going to produce an explosion of emotions ahead of fight night. Josh Taylor and Ohara Davies come

Manny Pacquiao vs Jeff Horn predictions ahead of the world welterweight title showdown in Brisbane, Australia. Seven or eight years ago when Manny Pacquiao was amidst his boxing takeover, a fight against an unknown, untested contender, ranked highly by the governing bodies would have been a smart move. Pacquiao 59-6-2(38KO’s) was still must-watch TV with

Frank Buglioni returns to the ring in this weekend’s ‘Summer Brawl’ at the O2 in London, looking to put on a show in front of local fans. Frank Buglioni was set to make his first British title defence in March, but injury forced him off the David Haye vs Tony Bellew undercard and has left