Author name: Niall Doran

As the new year rolled in this year I couldn’t help but reflecting on some of the technological developments seen in boxing last year. The main one in US boxing at least, as well as in the UK too — was the continued growth in streaming boxing matches as an offering by the big broadcasters […]

Not long ago having an undefeated record in professional boxing packed and padded with not particularly meaningful fights used to be an important thing to build a fighter’s career. Heck, you could argue the start and middle of WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder’s pro career is filled largely with names that nobody has ever heard

Manny ‘Pacman’ Pacquiao is in deep preparations for his upcoming January 19th showdown against Adrien Broner at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. It wasn’t long ago that the world was talking about his own fight with Mayweather back in May 2015 but a lot has changed for both men and indeed the sport since

It would appear Floyd Mayweather’s New Year’s Eve fight against Tenshin turned out to be bigger in the Western world than many thought it would be. Despite the exhibition taking place in Tokyo, Japan and actually being blocked in America specifically the reaction to the event in the States has had the opposite effect of

The boxing business can be as ruthless as any business really. Bitching, moaning, fighters arguing, promoters crapping on one another’s shows are all part of the course and part of the game really. As they are in any business — it’s just the way lower level capitalism works. Hence on the word ‘lower level’. Usually

In recent times former WBC light-heavyweight world champion Adonis Stevenson came into unfortunate health news following his last bout that saw him stopped inside the distance which lead to medical complications following the fight. Initially it was reported that Stevenson had suffered a brain injury that required him to be placed into a medically induced

Although Mayweather’s exhibition bout yesterday in Japan wasn’t a pro fight and ended before it even started in the first round — every man and his dog seemingly has an opinion about it today on social media. That’s the art and the craft of Mayweather, though. He knows how to get people talking and attract