Author name: Niall Doran

Stevenson is certainly the man in form. Gervonta Davis has been a bit active and with some outside of the ring stuff preoccupied but he’ll be back soon. He last fought in a draw to Lamont Roach in 2025. Roy Jones told Fight Hype however he only sees Stevenson winning a possible fight: “Right now, […]

It turns out the fight surprisingly may still happen. Oleksandr Usyk vs Deontay Wilder when it was announced recently was a strange one that not many expected. Certainly even those in boxing were a little taken back by it. Wilder faces Derek Chisora on April 4th next up but it turns out a fight with

He brought up an old sparring story. Sparring between the two should stay between the two but often in boxing when building big fights that custom goes out the window. Sparring is sparring as well of course. Light-heavyweight champion David Benavidez has said however that when he and Bivol sparred he almost dropped him. He

Big fights are really happening everywhere now. Happy days. Great times for boxing again. Josh Kelly became the latest world champion from the UK last weekend with an excellent win over a tough former Russian world champion. It turns out he and his team had actually signed to fight for the Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis fight

Deontay Wilder looks focused for Chisora. The former WBC heavyweight champion of the world is doing well lately in his training. He comes across as focused but hasn’t lost any of the fire. He takes on Derek Chisora in the UK next up on April 7th. Speaking to the Daily Mail in the UK in

The WBC look to be burning quickly. Firstly, following this interview from Mauricio Sulaimán, the President of the WBC (World Boxing Council) with Ariel Helwani. It didn’t come across well for Mr. Sulaiman at all when he was speaking to have to set with the ordinary people in the stands at an event. Claiming mistreatment

Deontay Wilder proved he had more surprises up his sleeve. More tricks up his sleeve in a good way so far this year. Wilder is a much more calm, focused but still the same old Deontay Wilder he always was. A more lethal fighter in our view than ever. He has rested many physical injuries