Author name: Niall Doran

Former heavyweight champion George Foreman is considered one of the biggest punchers to ever live. Boxing skill-wise, maybe there was better, that said, Foreman had great ability when he chose to use his boxing at times. For the most part, though, Foreman only fought one way and that was, to take his opponent out of […]

Women’s boxing star Claressa Shields has been taking some time off of boxing recently. To pursue better opportunities by competing in the sport of mixed martial arts. Shields has now however revealed an estimated return to her normal sport, boxing, on Twitter: This will be positive news for women’s boxing, as Shields is by far

Manny Pacquiao returns to action this weekend. The Filipino boxing legend continues to defy age and looks to show he is still a force at welterweight, yet again, on Saturday night. A last minute injury to Errol Spence forced Spence to withdraw but Yordenis Ugas has stepped in at the last minute. One fan of

Pound for pound rated Gervonta Davis found himself being called out by an unexpected foe in recent times. Novice professional boxer Jake Paul. Paul has a huge social media following but to date has had just three professional fights. Davis dismissed such a possible match up quickly: Gervonta Davis on Twitter: “Jake Paul better leave

George Foreman and Muhammad Ali are two names synonymous with the sport of boxing. Not just for their stellar accomplishments in the ring, but, moreover, what they stood for and how they helped people outside of it. Speaking on a fun moment between the two that went unnoticed up until now, Foreman told one fan:

Guillermo Rigondeaux of Cuba at the weekend lost a close and highly contentious split decision to Filipino champion Casimero. He showed, though, that he has plenty left in the tank. Even at close to 41 years of age now. Afterwards he pointed to another well known Filipino champion in defeat: “Congratulations to the Filipino fans.

Nike is known as the world’s by far, largest sport brand. Although we love sticking up for the underdogs in anything, it is a undisputable, that Nike is by far beyond anyone else in all of sport. The good people at Adidas, Reebok and all the rest are still very far behind any metric worth