Author name: Niall Doran

Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis claimed the WBA ‘Super’ super-featherweight world title last weekend in one of the best performances of his career to date. Indeed, it was a far cry from last year when he lost his title on the scales on the Mayweather vs McGregor undercard. Davis’ humility afterwards last weekend showed a likable side […]

While fans will have to wait until at least next September for the Gennady Golovkin vs Canelo Alvarez rematch. In the mean-time, the former was left with little time to find a late replacement. ‘GGG’ will take a low-key ‘keep busy fight’ in California on May 5th as he waits for Canelo to serve out

One of the best welterweight fights in years since the now past Mayweather-Pacquiao era is growing legs all the time. Terence Crawford takes on Australian Jeff Horn later this summer in his debut at 147lbs but provided he gets through it – one juicy battle is already brewing a little beneath the surface. Crawford has

This past weekend welterweight Amir Khan won in dominating fashion in a catchweight bout against Canadian Phil Lo Greco. All of 39 seconds was all it took for the English boxing star to announce his return to the sport after a near two-year vacation. His blinding hand speed and willingness to go to Lo Greco

On a flight from Las Vegas to New York this morning on route the two places got me thinking about the grand scheme of things as pertaining to the current American boxing landscape. Boxing around the world has experienced a boom time this last year or so. Largely driven by the return to popularity of

This week a meeting takes place between the teams of heavyweight champions Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder in a bid to get the fight over the line. The back and forth trash talk in the media between some of the promoters involved has been well-played out at this stage. From interviews, to Twitter jabs, it’s

This Saturday night Irish boxing star Katie Taylor bids to win her first world title unification in the pro ranks as her team look to introduce her more to the American audience. On last count 38 million Irish-Americans now call the US their home. An incredible stat when you consider there is little more than