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Oscar De La Hoya has taken a fresh swipe at his old friend Floyd Mayweather following reports that the American is seriously considering a run in the MMA cage in the UFC. As things stand on paper at least, Mayweather is retired from boxing with a record of 50-0 after TKO’ing Conor McGregor last August […]

A young entrepreneur from Manchester, United Kingdom, has been making massive progress behind the scenes this past year as he unveiled a new concept for boxing today in the UK. Ultimate Boxxer was launched today by Ricky Hatton, Anthony Crolla and Paulie Malignaggi with the entrepreneur behind the scenes for the project Benjamin Shalom also

“The Magic Man” is now on the final stage of his own active career and most recently made world headlines for a very public falling out with one Conor McGregor before the Floyd Mayweather fight last August. Malignaggi who was drafted in as a sparring partner for the Irishman left the training camp early amid

Ricky “The Hitman” Hatton was on hand today as part of a star studded lineup in London to unveil the launch of a new concept in boxing called the ‘Ultimate Boxxer’. Hatton since retiring from the sport actively has been training the next generation of young fighters coming through in the UK and has also

Liverpool’s Tony Bellew has opened up honestly about why he turned down the Deontay Wilder fight when it came down to it, in the end. The pair met last year while commentating on an Anthony Joshua fight and at the time exchanged some entertaining words on TV. However, there was no legs to a fight

Today former world champions Paulie Malignaggi, Ricy Hatton and Anthony Crolla have launced a ground breaking new concept for boxing called Ultimate Boxxer. Boxing News and Views have been made aware of the new concept and venture in the sport of boxing today with the following information. Ultimate Boxxer will be a new sports entertainment

Anthony Joshua is clearly focused on his own journey and cares little for other big names in the fight game – and rightly so. Why would he? He’s becoming his own star in his own right around the world and in many ways represents this new generation of boxing that has now moved on from