Author name: Niall Doran

Controversial sweet science figure and four-weight world champion Adrien Broner is back at home in Miami following a brief stint in the slammer. Broner has had a few woes outside the ring in recent years but seems to always nonetheless get himself involved in big fights. Or at least spoken about being potentially involved in […]

November 28th in California later this month will see the meeting of two legends of the sport of boxing. Youngest heavyweight champion in history Mike Tyson will do battle with only one of two men in Roy Jones to win world titles at middleweight and heavyweight as a professional fighter. Granted, both are in their

Welterweight Shawn Porter had been linked with a possible fight against pound for pound star Terence Crawford in the not too distant past. And, no doubt he will be looking for one again in the near future. For now though — following Crawford’s instinctive finish over the UK’s Kell Brook in round 4 this weekend

Oldest heavyweight champion in boxing history and born again Christian George Foreman has achieved a lot in the sport. The aforementioned feat as a professional still holding true to this day. Before becoming the oldest heavyweight champion in boxing history Foreman dedicated himself to God for many years. A transformative wisdom informed process for a

Pound for pound boxing rankings will have shifted in the eyes of some once again this weekend. Following one of the sport’s best fighter’s latest win in Las Vegas. Terence ‘Bud’ Crawford stopped Kell Brook inside four rounds on Saturday night to retain his world title. He can now forge ahead to possible big fights

Terence ‘Bud’ Crawford once again proved why he is considered one of the best fighters in the sport of boxing today pound for pound. Coming into this weekend’s fight in Las Vegas’ bubble between himself and the UK’s Kell Brook Crawford was expected to win but to be given a tough fight. Some even suggested

The heavyweight landscape continues to scramble before the year is out with its main champions all hoping to be back in action at least once before 2020 ends. The UK’s Anthony Joshua will face Bulgaria’s Kubrat Pulev in December but an anticipated rematch involving the other main world title belts in the division remains unclear.