Author name: Niall Doran

Jim Grey was the leading non participant inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame this weekend and was part of another stellar list this year. Grey joined boxers Vitali Klitschko, Ronald ‘Winky’ Wright, Erik Morales and Steve Albert into the 2018 class. It’s always a tough list for the powers that be to decide upon […]

Boxing fans after seeing Mike Tyson chuck his glass of water at the Boxing Hall of Fame ceremony at Don King – are in agreement with their opinion on the incident. It might have been a while ago now but no boxing fan of the 1990’s or early 2000’s will have forgotten about the incredibly

Luis Ortiz calls out Tyson Fury following Fury’s comeback win at the weekend in the UK that saw Fury box for the first time in nearly 1000 days. Fury didn’t look what he used to be, which was expected to be fair, but it is understood he is already be back in the gym today

Terence Crawford’s mother, family and friends were in attendance this past weekend in Las Vegas when ‘Bud’ stopped previous champion Jeff Horn inside of 9 rounds. It was one of the best displays by a fighter moving up in weight in recent boxing memory. Surely. A tactical masterclass against a game and brave Jeff Horn

The folks at Showtime have leaked some interesting Errol Spence vs Jermell Charlo sparring footage ahead of Spence’s return to the ring this weekend. Super-welterweight champion Charlo recorded a win at the weekend over Austin Trout (majority decision) to keep his hopes of landing a big fight alive for later this year. He’s also been

The official numbers for the Crawford vs Horn and Santa Cruz vs Mares attendances at the weekend were fairly low considering the quality of talent on show. Boxing is really coming back to life in the US right now but as good as some of the new talent breaking through is, like Terence Crawford for example,

It is looking exceedingly likely that Anthony Joshua will face Alexander Povetkin next and if that is the case, Povetkin’s last opponent David Price has a word of warning for his fellow UK rival. Liverpool’s David Price has been unlucky in his boxing career in more ways than one. From facing fighters who were proven