Author name: Niall Doran

With just a little over a month to go both Roy Jones Jr and Mike Tyson, both on the other side of 50, will step into a boxing ring together. On November 28th in California what is being billed as an exhibition will undoutably grip boxing fans and casual sports fans alike out of intrigue. […]

Oldest heavyweight champion in boxing history George Foreman knows a thing or two about fighting on into one’s advanced years from an athletic standpoint. To this day Foreman’s win in 1994 at the age of 45 over Michael Moorer in Las Vegas still holds the record for the oldest heavyweight champion in history. The youngest

Filipino boxing legend Manny Pacquiao and MMA star turned one time pro boxer Conor McGregor have continuously being linked this year. It is understood that McGregor will likely have a fight in the UFC first. Before, at some point in 2021, stepping into the boxing ring with Pacquiao. Obviously all things have been put back

The Deontay Wilder new trainer move in terms of his new training arrangements and parting company with his long term cornerman Mark Breland has been a topic of debate recently in boxing. The former WBC heavyweight champion has been very quiet on social media this year. The news that he will retain former co-trainer turned

In a year for boxing that has seen very few (like all sports) of its stars compete former heavyweight champion Andy Ruiz Jr finds himself a part of that list. Since relinquishing his belt in the far east to the UK’s Anthony Joshua, Ruiz has taken time off as well as joining a new training

Boxing as it always does continues to churn out new talent generation after generation. A sport that has stood the test of time in history unquestionably. When one surveys American boxing after the carnage of a year 2020 was for humanity, the future is very bright indeed. New professional boxing talent in the USA really

Fear is a useful man-made concept that acts well for humans in all areas of life if channeled and applied appropriately. Oldest heavyweight champion in boxing history George Foreman once said that the reason Muhammad Ali beat him in the iconic ‘Rumble in the Jungle’ was because Ali had fear of him. Defining fear however