Author name: Niall Doran

Some incredible scenes tonight in Texas following a stunning knockout victory for Gervonta Davis over Leo Santa Cruz. A fight and performance that really ignited the sport of boxing in some fashion. Indeed, boxing had been building momentum a lot in recent weeks in America but this really was the icing on the cake up […]

Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis set the world of boxing on fire tonight with one of the great performances of 2020. And, most certainly one of the best knockouts of the year. In an amazing punch followed by a superb battle preceding the former Davis knocked out Mexican boxing warrior Leo Santa Cruz in some fashion. So

An explosive and highly impressive night for boxing in America tonight. Across all the main action it should be noted. Japanese boxing star Naoya Inoue showed just why his nickname is ‘The Moster’. What a punch to be remembered on Australian Jason Moloney tonight. Moloney had come into the fight in some great form. However

Wow. American boxing star Gervonta Davis not only passed the acid test of his fight career thus far tonight but did much more in truth. A sensational fight on Showtime pay per view saw the young Baltimore man land one of the best punches of the year. Surely a knockout of the year contender following

Boxing legends Mike Tyson and Roy Jones are now closing in on the final stages of fight preparations ahead of next month. The two will do battle on November 28th in California over 2 minute rounds in what is being billed as an exhibition. Tyson recently revealed however he could be at his lightest he’s

Davis vs Santa Cruz fight week is upon us. As expected everyone in boxing is having their say on how they think the fight will go. In many ways it is the acid test in the young career of Gervonta Davis thus far. Mexican boxing great Leo Santa Cruz will be looking at this as

Boxing’s biggest star Canelo Alvarez continues to find himself on the sidelines due to an ongoing legal situation. It is unknown at this time when said scenario will be complete. Just briefly, looking at some of the early moves, it did strike me as odd regarding the jurisdiction mishap in the case. Almost a purposeful