Author name: Niall Doran

World heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua is taking in the final part of his holidays at the moment as his team work behind the scenes to secure his next opponent. As things stand there is no one confirmed for the scheduled April 13th Wembley stadium date just yet. AJ won’t be too worried mind you. He […]

Perhaps one of the most popular viral boxing videos in recent years was shot by UCN Live who once asked former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson his thoughts about retired boxer Floyd Mayweather. Tyson at the time called him a ‘very small scared man’ who in his view was afraid to bring his own kids to

Some disappointing news appears to be filtering out in recent days that attempts to make a possible world heavyweight unification fight between Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder have not born any fruit. It doesn’t look like the fight will happen next for either man but that’s not to say we won’t see it by the

The fight between the two was formally confirmed today for February 23rd and will be on ITV pay per view in the UK. Details of what network (like Showtime or Fox) that will show the fight in the US will be announced soon. One of the main stories around the fight besides the compelling nature

Floyd Mayweather is probably back in one of his comfortable mansions in the States right about now laughing himself to sleep for arguably the easiest money ever seen earned by an athlete in history. Nine million dollars for a little over two minutes (unprepared for) work. He candidly admitted before the fight that he hadn’t

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