Author name: Niall Doran

It has been long talked about at this stage. Floyd Mayweather’s next ‘fight’ that is. Sure, it is a bit of farce and circus in fairness. Nothing more than entertainment. It is obviously a cash grab but you can’t blame either guy. If there is apparently enough demand for it. Business is business and not […]

The UK’s Tony Bellew, a former cruiserweight world champion, struggled for much of his pro career until right near the end. Often written off as a loud mouth, even a wacko who was called a pscyhopath by one opponent, he knew better all along. Bellew had the right heart and in the end his actions

The medical side of boxing has come on leaps and bounds in recent decades. It is still not completely without risk as a sport. That can be said for any sport however. Many other sports often have much higher statistics of injuries in them. That should also be noted for balance. With that being said,

Manny ‘Pacman’ Pacquiao is probably winding down his professional boxing career this year or next. Likely. What a whirlwind typhoon journey from the Philippines it has been whenever it ends. His humble beginnings are well charted. But when he really got his break in professional boxing in America at the start it wasn’t easy either

Lineal heavyweight champion Tyson Fury is currently in talks as regards his next fight. His first fight of 2021. His training partner and former middleweight champion Billy Joe Saunders is getting ready for the biggest fight of his life on May 8th. Certainly the toughest fight Canelo Alvarez, his opponent, will have had since Danny

Jack Johnson is synonymous with boxing history and American culture of his day. He was a real rebel for his time in many ways. He always respectfully stuck up for his people. His people in his businesses. His wife and so on. A champion of the underdogs. Johnson was the first black world heavyweight champion.

While the extremely concerning and frankly deplorable situation for the undisputed fight looks no more clear than it did last week, lineal heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has not been letting this get to him. Why should he either. Or Joshua for that matter. This looks like the ugly head of boxing politics striking again. Swiftly