Author name: Niall Doran

It is the second Zuffa Boxing event in the sport of boxing this weekend and it is a good one too on Paramount Plus. Zuffa Boxing 2 details below. Things are up and running and live in boxing now. This weekend the show goes on with major fights happening everywhere around the world. Here is […]

Mike Tyson nearly lost it with a young Asian fan but then got it together and gave him the autograph in the end. Mike Tyson is a human being and he obviously gets mobbed everywhere he goes all around the world. There is no one more popular, loved and supported in all of boxing in

Netflix the world’s biggest streaming corporation have gone all in on Tyson ‘The Gypsy’ King Fury clearly with this. The continued success of boxing is clear. Netflix and others continue to invest between them all billions into boxing, awash with money and cash again. But that is nothing. There is much more on the way

Floyd Mayweather voted fighter of the century not just by one major media company but a second now as well. Big news for him and boxing. Mayweather continues to be a winner and a big success in boxing and outside of it. This is simply the latest boxing accolade in a long line of achievements

There is much happening in worldwide and international boxing at the moment but of course the United States is still where many big fights can and will happen. Yes the East is now seeing a big takeover not only in boxing and sport from some wealth from the West. In a slight rebalance of global

Mario Barrios despite being WBC welterweight world champion remains a big underdog next month in the big fight against Ryan Garcia in a huge fight and event for the sport. Ryan Garcia although very out of sorts in the last year or so and lately in training remains a big name particular in American boxing

Heavyweight boxing is doing great at the moment and people are underestimating it at the moment and they are very unwise to do so. Yes, it is not the days of Muhammad Ali. Those days are never going to be there as Ali was bigger than boxing, sport, society, life, movies, everything. The man was