Author name: Niall Doran

There’s perhaps few better boxing historians than the youngest heavyweight champion in the sport’s history Mike Tyson. Tyson has been in rare form in the last year or so on his new podcast where he often goes back over his fight career. As well as talking about different aspects of the sport. Many will know […]

Good ole Eddie Hearn has been trying to push the computing gaming powers that be to bring out a new boxing game as of late. EA’s former Fight Night game is a long, long missed fixture in the gaming world for fight fans. With boxing’s return to popularity as a sport in recent times you’d

Famous professional athletes since the beginning of the current version of the capitalism system which much of the West resides in have been known to make and blow vasts sums of cash. And then some. You only have to go back in any sport’s history to read of sports stars who have made millions, tens

Keith Thurman has been keeping it real with fans on social media during the lock down at the moment. His last fight saw him lost to the rejuvenated Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao last year in Vegas. When the sport returns Florida native Thurman appears to have his eye on three main names: SEE ALSO:

Pound for pound boxing maestro Terence ‘Bud’ Crawford like a lot of boxers is trying to keep up his training. To the best of his ability at the moment. This week he courted some controversy for appearing to defy the stay at home rules as he appeared to be still travelling to his gym daily.

31-year-old Keith ‘One Time’ Thurman (29-1-22 KO) is currently in the same boat as everyone else due to the Coronavirus and is keeping busy best he can. When the sport does resume in the future there will be some interesting fights out there for him. Whether that is this year or whenever. There’s three names

At the moment boxing fans are in slightly subdued disposition given the lack of current action taking place around the world. Understandably so. Boxing like any professional sport is live-driven in terms of its mass consumption — particularly on fight night and the day after usually. At the same time, like any sport — it