Author name: Niall Doran

Naoya Inoue returns to action over Christmas in some big fights coming up in Asia and is looking at who is the best boxers in the world at the moment. Regardless, of weight class, pound for pound — which includes himself of course. Speaking on a Ring Magazine segment Inoue said the top four boxers […]

Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua have had their final face off ahead of weigh-ins for their professional heavyweight boxing match. The two exchanged some heated words at the final press conference. Paul is the underdog but seems care free at the moment. Very relaxed. Watch: Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua Final Face Off As clearly

When you look at much of the big fights in professional boxing these days distance control is still key at all levels of pro boxing. This week’s big Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua fight will surely need Paul to use distance control to close that range and distance down quickly with quicker footwork than Joshua

Professional boxing is only as good as the fights it can be made both at the highest level and prospect level as well. Fans demand to see the best boxers fight the best and also demand these days that undefeated prospects don’t try to pad their records anymore and protect the ‘O’ on their records

Manny Pacquiao is still active in the sport and had one of this greatest years to remember this year in a titan year for the one and only ‘Pacman’. Throughout his career Pacquiao has worked at pace with a great engine and gas tank, with a high punch output volume in many of his fights

Boxing these days in pro boxing is fought at a high level and fast pace and is the case in pretty much all the recent big fights, IF you go back even recently to the Conor Benn victory in the Chris Eubank rematch he pushed a pace on him he simply could not keep up

Professional boxing is all about thinking on your feet in there in the heat of the battle and strategies while important, are not everything. If someone in a build up to a fight thinks he can anticipate what his opponent is going to do by mapping possible paths of attack or action of an opponent,