Author name: Niall Doran

Southpaw WBO super-featherweight World Champion Jamel Herring recently defeated Carl Frampton by stoppage in the Middle East. He now hopes to land another significant fight in the near future. In light of the big Jake Paul event at the weekend, Herring has brought up a pertinent point for the likes of him and other boxers […]

One of the most interesting things about the sport of boxing, certainly heavyweight boxing, is its fragility. Upsets can and do happen. A loss doesn’t mean what it did before of course. Fighters come back all the time. One of the amazing things to observe in the sport. A single punch can literally change everything

Demetrius Andrade defeated Liam Williams at the weekend to defend his WBO middleweight world title in California. He won by unanimous points decision. The victory improved his professional record to 30-0-18 KO. He also showed great champion behavior afterwards to the brave Williams: Class act. Following the fight calls for a possible showdown with super-welterweight

The Andy Ruiz weight loss 2021 reconstruction has been one of the big stories already in boxing this year. Fellow heavyweight and current lineal champion Tyson Fury did something similar a couple of years ago. Granted, Fury’s was perhaps the most remarkable weight loss in all of boxing or professional sport history to this day.

Some rather strange claims in some quarters suggesting a professional men’s boxer in Jake Paul, or others, could take on women’s boxing champion Claressa Shields, have been addressed. By Shields no less. Speaking on social media of Paul’s knockout win and third professional boxing victory, and knockout, at the weekend, Shields poured cold water over

Years ago there always seemed to exist a false narrative, of sorts, in professional boxing. In that, fighters protected their undefeated record and ‘O’ overly so. Like their life depended on it almost. This was never the way of course back in the day when the best boxers just fought one another all the time

As time goes on in the digital world we now live in more professional athletes continue to become self-promoters. Whatever your opinion is on YouTuber boxer like Jake Paul for instance, you cannot criticize the size of the audience, and narrative control within it, that he has acquired. The reality is online has now taken