Author name: Niall Doran

Olympic boxing is well underway and a lot of action is coming thick and fast over the opening days. Poor atmosphere due to the world situation affecting the games, in fairness. Many local Japanese not even wanting the Olympics to go ahead at all this year. But for the athletes who have worked hard, sacrificed […]

Quiet time for big time boxing at the moment with the start of the Olympics. Nice to see team USA getting off to a solid start. Looks to be some great fighters in this year’s games. Garbage atmosphere though. Very strange. Hopefully team USA can give a strong showing. Some good action this weekend in

It is quiet in boxing at the moment but not quiet enough to forget about what will be the fight of the decade slipping away soon if things are not highlighted more. Errol Spence vs Terence Crawford eventually will build into a mega fight down the road. When it happens, it could very well represent

Keith Thurman knows Manny Pacquiao well having fought him in a close split decision loss back in 2019. He knows about Pacquiao’s fight style, movement, awkward angles and speed. Speaking to Fight Hype Thurman has mentioned he thinks Pacquiapo has ‘slowed down a little’. This could be of slight concern for Pacquiao as he will

Retired boxer and former pound for pound number one Floyd Mayweather posted the above photograph of his grandson on Instagram with his fists clinched already: (Hat tip Michael Benson Twitter) A boxer in the making maybe. The saying fighting is in your blood while not necessarily always the case, appears to ring true with the

Jermell Charlo and Brian Castano proved to be a very entertaining fight last weekend in Texas. Tremendous action that entertained across the board. A fight that resulted in a draw, that might have been a fair result to many. With the exception of one of the judges’ scorecards being very poor, a great fight all

Pain, sometimes referred to as affliction, can take on many meanings. In boxing, fighters will often mention they feel know pain or anything during a fight due to adrenaline in the heat of the action. Not until the next day at least. Pain then, is a matter of perception, be it mental, physical, spiritual, emotional