Author name: Niall Doran

Floyd Mayweather announced only a couple of days ago that he would fight a kick boxer on December 31st in Japan but in the space of two days everything has fallen apart already. Speaking on his official Instagram page a short time ago, Mayweather explained what has happened from his point of view: “Now that […]

Manny Pacquiao and Adrien Broner will very shortly both be in hard preparations for a fight with one another in the early new year. Now, according to a trusted source and friend of Boxing News and Views, we know where the fight will happen and the date. As expected and reported by Broner on social

Tony Bellew perhaps faces the toughest challenge of his career this weekend in the form of Oleksandr Usyk on Saturday but it’s the simple things in life that he’s missing more than anything at the moment. Other than Adonis Stevenson this has to be the hardest fight of Bellew’s career. In many ways it’s a

Newly crowned world champion Nonito Donaire’s father-in-law has ended up in one of the most disgraceful situations this writer can think of for some time regarding the bookies. Bookies can be unscrupulous at the best of times. Anybody who knows anything about business in Ireland or the UK will tell you that. In fact, same

WBC heavyweight world champion Deontay Wilder has given Floyd Mayweather some words of warning ahead of his latest comeback. Mayweather stunned the boxing and indeed wider sports worlds yesterday announcing that he’ll fight in Japan on New Year’s against an undefeated, much smaller, much younger, kick boxer. A baffling situation to most within boxing really.

This escalating war of words between Floyd Mayweather and Oscar De La Hoya shows no signs of slowing down just yet as both boxing legends continue to look to get at one another as personally as they possibly can. When they did fight in the ring all those years ago it was Mayweather who won

Former WBO middleweight champion of the world Billy Joe Saunders is asking boxing fans a pretty straight forward question. He’s certainly being left with plenty of food for thought from them. Saunders had finally put to bed a long period of inactivity and injury woes just before last Christmas with arguably a career best points