Author name: Niall Doran

UFC President Dana White before last Christmas signaled to the media that he would be becoming a boxing promoter this year. However all has been quiet on the Western front, as they say. Until now. White has proven his ability to promote big fights in the sport of MMA under the UFC banner but as […]

In an incredibly troubling report pertaining to amateur boxing that has been released a short time ago a journalist states that the sport of boxing could be removed from the upcoming Olympics in Tokyo. The news that everyone was dreading appears to have a real chance of coming. Since 2016 while professional boxing has thrived

Hall of Fame boxing promoter Frank Warren is continuing to make strides once again in the sport and is not backing down from his closest rival and fellow London native Eddie Hearn. The two promoters have had many, many things to say about one another for many years in the media at this stage. It’s

Promoters Eddie Hearn and Richard Schaefer who have had a lot to say about one another in the media over the past year have finally come face to face in person. The soap opera that it is modern-day boxing has seen both men take digs at one another from opposite sides of the Atlantic in

Rio Ferdinand, the international soccer player (now retired), who was intending on making his professional debut in the sport of boxing this year – has today signaled why the dream is now over. Before it even started. Ferdinand had equipped himself with a professional team for the planned venture that included former world champion Richie

Tempers were heated at today’s final press conference between David Haye and Tony Bellew who rematch this Saturday in a repeat of their grudge match last year. The palpable hate the two had for one another last year in some regards seems to be less so this time around. The two more willing to put

The final Final Haye Bellew presser took place today ahead of Saturday’s heavyweight rematch in London and one unexpected guest decided to crash the press conference at one point. Mind games have long been a part of both Tony Bellew and David Haye’s approach to fights but whatever the case was today, it could have just