Author name: Niall Doran

Many boxing fans will recall the Lennox Lewis vs Hasim Rahman two fights during their particular heavyweight era in years gone by. A grudge match that later saw the two men become friends in life. Always the way, well, more often than not. Indicative of the positives boxing can do. When they were in the […]

Andy Ruiz is coming along impressively with his weight loss at the moment ahead of Chris Arreola on May 1st. While many expect Ruiz to flatten Arrerola quickly, that said, it will be entertaining for as long as it lasts as styles make fights. Arrerola doesn’t take a backwards step and neither does Ruiz. In

Women’s boxing and indeed boxing in Puerto Rico really seems to have had renewed interest as of late. In tandem, concurrently, with the overwhelming success in the sport of boxing worldwide at the moment. Amanda Serrano had a strong showing last week which got people’s attention. Including all-time Puerto Rican boxing great Felix ‘Tito’ Trinidad

The photo posted above by Tyson Fury on social media has caused some to question it. In terms of, was it doctored or photoshopped. Given the very trim Fury at present. At the moment Fury is still in limbo as regards a potential super fight with Anthony Joshua. It is expected to happen next up

Undefeated rising star Devin Haney in many ways will be in the first live, real danger fight of his professional career next up. The news that he takes on Jorge Linares in Vegas on May 29th a welcome one and in keeping with the solid matchmaking needed for these fighters to develop, improve and excel.

Marvin Hagler was born to be a fighter. In every sense of the word possible, that’s who he was. A true fighter and survivor. On the inside and outside. He said it himself best perhaps one time: “If they cut my bald head open, they will find one big boxing glove. That’s all I am. I live

Likeable Irishman Dennis Hogan put up a brave fight today in Australia. He displayed solid heart. Alas, he was just in there with a better fighter in the end. While body punches usually take out the Irish fighters time and time again, Hogan did well to absorb some of the body attacks that he did.