Author name: Niall Doran

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,

Ahead of Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua fight at heavyweight in Florida on Friday night the topic of neck strength has come back into the limelight a bit in boxing. One of the more underestimated things in boxing these days, certainly in professional boxing, but something important for certainly, definitely up at heavyweight in particular.

Many times in professional boxing these days it is always knockouts that fans want to see and same for networks and streaming companies online. They deliver big ratings to the masses of course that go viral online on websites, social media, YouTube and so on. But new fans to the sport at the moment should

When you look at today’s fighters at the highest level of professional boxing like Canelo Alvarez and others some stuff has changed, much hasn’t. What really has changed in the modern day professional boxing era is two things. The move to the internet for the sport and sports science in professional boxing. On the latter,

Some fellas you could hit with an iron bar all day long and you still can’t knock him down, and they’d simply laugh in your face spitting blood as they laugh back at you smiling unfazed. But that isn’t for everyone, those type of men are crazy stuff, you’re talking your Steve Collins of Dublin

Heart, the unmeasurable, incomparable, undefinable metric in professional boxing and in all of sport that frequently trumps conventional logic and wisdom all the time. There’s an old saying and it may have some truth to it in that the bookies (sports books) don’t usually get it wrong — they don’t usually. But if you push