Author name: Niall Doran

2022 is set to be a big year for David Benavidez who had another strong 2021. Not long ago he was the youngest world champion in all of boxing and as time goes on he appears to be improving all the time. The 25-year-old is 25-0-22 KO and has been linked with a fight with […]

While January might have been a little bit of a slow month for boxing one prospect ensured the month finished with a bang in Tulsa. Bruce Carrington went 2-0 this weekend with a powerful right hand and uppercut combination knockout: Big respect to both fighters. 24-year-old featherweight prospect Carrington certainly a big future ahead.

Former heavyweight champion Andy Ruiz had a solid 2021 but will surely look to catapult himself back into the heavyweight title mix this year. As will New Zealand’s Joseph Parker. The two could be in line to fight next in what would be a great clash of styles in a terrific fight if it is

Australia’s Ebanie Bridges had a big year in 2021. The boxing beauty emerged onto the boxing world stage with her fight ability and personality. Now it has been confirmed she will fight for the world title: A big time for Australian boxing all round. George Kambosos also flying high at the moment and a possible

Terence Crawford is widely considered one of the best boxers in all of boxing pound for pound today. Undefeated and still improving all the time in his fights too remarkably. Technically no one has come close to Crawford yet in his career. It is hoped a big fight with Errol Spence can happen at some

Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson had been tipped for another exhibition bout this year but it is unclear just yet. Tyson had a successful exhibition with Roy Jones Jr not long ago which captured the world’s attention but on another one Tyson said: Here was his exhibition bout not long ago with Jones Jr:

There is no denying the Mexicans are a special bunch in boxing. A truly amazing country and people, moreover. Highly recommended. While debates among fight fans always exist about all time best lists for Mexico’s best champions one name always consistently goes near the top. Time and time again. Julio César Chávez. This on Chavez