Author name: Niall Doran

Boxing has to be one of the toughest sports of them all, surely. The highs for reaching the top can be dizzying but the lows of defeat are as crushing as they come in any sport. It’s hard to get your head around the dedication it takes to become a successful professional fighter. The sacrifice, […]

Heavyewight champion of the world Anthony Joshua continues to come out of his shell and speak his mind more and more, unfiltered – without the media training. This will no doubt win him over more fans, in the transparent, millennial driven-age we now live in where more and more home truths seem to be revealed

In what could be one of the most entertaining build-ups to a heavyweight bout in recent memory, serious talks are now underway to stage a fight between Tyson Fury and Shannon Briggs. Just imagine the press conference announcing this fight, dear Lord. As a bout itself too it would be an interesting clash of styles,

David Haye is in bullish form ahead of his rematch with Tony Bellew on May 5th which will take place at London’s 02 Arena. Haye’s damaged left bicep is understood to be healing well with a resuming to full punching achieved over a week ago with coach Ismael Salas. He damaged the bicep just before

KSI had his first experience in a boxing ring this weekend which went out to a massive audience online on both YouTube and Facebook. Although the event went largely under the radar in hardcore boxing circles, casual sports fans lapped it up due to the mammoth star in the UK of KSI. He’s looking to

Heavyweight rivals Anthony Joshua and Dillian bumped into one another this weekend ringside at the O2 Arena in an unlikely meeting. The bad blood appears to be gone between the two for the most part compared to what it was a few years ago when the two boxers fought. At that time Dillian Whyte in

Liverpool heavyweight Tony Bellew has come out swinging verbally at the latest wave of failed drugs tests to hit the sport of boxing. The problem has come to the surface more and more over the past couple of years – in particular in professional boxing – coinciding with the return of the sport to popularity