Author name: Niall Doran

Chisora has teamed up with old nemesis David Haye for the rematch this weekend firstly as his new manager but also in a few other ways it should be noted. The unlikely partnership came about earlier this year and one of the reasons Chisora went with Haye was he wanted to adopt some of his […]

Former pound for pound number one boxer in the world Andre Ward retired in recent years after back to back wins over nemesis Sergey Kovalev. Despite that however, he has since continued to be linked with the sport as a pundit and commentator and also manages a number of up and coming young prospects including

Everything is still totally up in the air at the moment as regarding who Deontay Wilder, Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua will actually face next. What we do know at this point is that Wembley stadium is booked for April 13th for Joshua’s next fight. Recent reports and interviews suggested that Hearn and Joshua were

Former world champion turned commentator Paulie Malignaggi is a man known to speak his mind and not mince his words when asked his opinion. He could be one of the most knowledgeable pundits in boxing today and recently commentated on the WBC heavyweight title fight between Fury and Wilder in LA. Despite Wilder being a

We’re just a month away now from the earliest pay per view fight of the year when Manny Pacquiao and Adrien Broner collide on January 19th at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. The fight has started out as placing PacMan as the favorite to win it. On form, sure, Pacquiao you’d have to say

London heavyweight Dillian Whyte is putting it all on the line this weekend when he rematches Dereck Chisora at the 02 in London. Whyte could have waited things out if he wanted and not fought Chisora this weekend if he wanted to play it safe. If he simply wanted to wait for a bigger fight

George Foreman could very well have been one of the biggest punching heavyweights of all time. A wrecking machine in his day that terrified opponents with his freakish power that he had a fearless sense of using as he mauled his way through his particular heavyweight era. The uppercut he stopped Joe Frazier with literally