Author name: Peter Wells

Year after year, Leo Santa Cruz has graced the lists of boxing’s most exciting fights, including in 2015 when he beat Featherweight rival and fellow Mexican/American Abner Mares in a thrilling world title match. Now the pair of three weight world champions meet again in an eagerly anticipated rematch, set to once again earn their […]

Outside of struggling to his first world championship win, Jermell Charlo has excelled and excelled in frightening fashion. The one half of a boxing tandem with the potential to take over the sport has racked up a fine list of victims on route to and during his two-year reign as WBC Super Welterweight ruler. Now

Peter Wells is back this week with his official Terence Crawford vs Jeff Horn prediction ahead of the world title fight this weekend in Las Vegas. He became the belt snatcher in the Light Welterweight division, and now the former unified champion Terence Crawford has his sights set on clearing all sides of the pond at

At 29-years old, the feeling is that Gary Russell Jr’s career should have taken off by now. His big chance against Vasyl Lomachenko was a missed opportunity to start the ball rolling – but there was no shame in that loss. But since then, every victory has been greeted with a bout of inactivity, leaving

Neither are the most obvious of fighters to be involved in verbal warfare, but Josh Warrington and Lee Selby evidently have a way of getting under one another’s skin. Warrington has been calling for the fight for some time, and has slowly improved as he’s climbed up the rankings and through the levels. Meanwhile Selby

It has become somewhat of a rarity to see WBC Light Heavyweight kingpin, Adonis Stevenson grace a boxing ring, and even rarer for the Canadian – by way of Haiti – to be in a fight that sets the pulses racing prior to the first bell. Since wrecking Chad Dawson in a round, and pummelling

Maybe they should start calling him ‘No Mas Chenko’. Whether it’s the unnoticeable power or the sheer embarrassment he mounts on his opponents, it is working in a way that we rarely witness in a boxing ring. It probably is not a record, but the boxing historians would have a task on their hands finding