Author name: Niall Doran

Michael Conlan, one of Ireland’s leading boxing prospects – put in a classy performance tonight at the iconic Madison Square Garden. A venue he knows all too well now. Boxing again under new coach Adam Booth from the UK the improvements in Conlan’s game were clear to see in what was a patient display by […]

Undefeated lightweight Teofimo Lopez might have well and truly announced himself tonight following an impressive display and rather unique post-fight celebration live on ESPN. The very first round was enough to see Lopez crush opponent Vitor Jones Freitas in stunning fashion in front of a rapturous audience at New York’s Madison Square Garden. Although Lopez has done

Hughie Fury put in one of the best performances of his career tonight as he mounts another challenge at a world title later this year. He mentioned after stopping Sam Sexton in round five that he expects people to duck him moving forward but that he will force himself into a shot again through being

Hughie Fury really announced himself back into the heavyweight title mix tonight as the young man from Manchester put in a dominant performance on the back foot against Sam Sexton. The former world title challenger looked an improved fighter once again in a spectacular performance. The fifth round was enough to see the bout waved

Heavyweight contender Hughie Fury stops Sexton in some fashion in perhaps the best win of his professional career tonight to win the British heavyweight title. The first round was a relatively close one, Fury showing some decent jabs and one right hand to the body – while Sexton applied pressure and had Fury boxing off the

The two heavyweight champions in world boxing at the moment Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder, the two men that control the four major titles in the sport, look set to collide next up in the ring. During the week promoter of Anthony Joshua Eddie Hearn updated reporters that talks for the fight are now in

Heavyweight contender Hughie Fury returns to action later tonight as he bids to mount another challenge at a world title. The only loss on the technically gifted Hughie’s career came in his first world title challenge last year against then WBO champion Joseph Parker. Parker’s points win that night earned a lot of flack in