Author name: Niall Doran

May 8th will see boxing’s biggest draw and in the eyes of many, the pound for pound number one or at least two at the worst, return to action. Mexico’s Canelo Alvarez will do battle with arguably one of the best technical boxers he has faced since Miguel Cotto in 2015 perhaps, in Billy Joe […]

Boxing and more specifically, the heavyweight division, is littered in history with shock upsets and one punch knockouts that came against the run of play. The power some of these fighters punch with is something else. It just sounds different even when watching a professional heavyweight fight. It’s almost like a different sport in some

Australian boxing beauty Ebanie Bridges continues to be a big hit. Wherever she goes — following her profile raising bouts over the last couple of months. Bringing genuine numbers and attention to women’s boxing and raising its profile perhaps, certainly a small bit. Although Bridges lost in the ring last time out to Shannon Courtenay,

Pound for pound boxing star Canelo Alvarez has been putting in the work for his next fight May 8th against Billy Joe Saunders alongside a number of heavyweights recently. Most notably Mexican-American former heavyweight champion Andy Ruiz Jr. But, it turns out Canelo has tipped another fighter to become the next heavyweight champion. A fighter

Many who were lucky enough to have met Muhammad Ali while he was alive often recount a similar experience they had. In that, he made people feel good about themselves and more often than not had a kind word to pass on. Something that doesn’t cost anything but goes a long way. Former boxing kingpin

Former heavyweight champion Andy Ruiz recently met current lineal heavyweight champion Tyson Fury for the first time. A potential rivalry could certainly exist in the future but for now it was all friendship and doing interviews for boxing fans. The pair also attended a church service together and helped the community extensively in the State

After becoming the first boxer to ever knock out revered Mexican champion Leo Santa Cruz in 2020, Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis knows he has to look impressive again to keep momentum going for big fights before the end of 2021. After some outside the ring issues Davis appears to be back focused in the gym and