Author name: Niall Doran

Chris Eubank Jr lost a shut out points verdict by UD at the weekend just gone in the UK in what was an entertaining fight but he came up short in and the better fighter won. Conor Benn secured vengeance in the rematch and went to war from round one and took the fight to […]

Over the years boxing has a long history with things like Hollywood, the music industry, the wider entertainment and pop culture industry and of course the wider sporting industry. For decades, maybe since the beginning of big time professional boxing in the early 20th century as we know it today, since the foundation of the

Jake Paul has gone from one extreme to the other, from fighting little Gervonta Davis to instead really fighting heavyweight Anthony Joshua. Strange and crazy to some but Netflix are behind it and full steam ahead to December 19th in Florida with the fight. What’s more, it is now confirmed as a proper professional heavyweight

Rap legend 50 Cent is getting involved in boxing again more with walking fighters to the ring for their ring music entrance and so on. The hip hop legend from New York is bringing big numbers to boxing when he appears at live events around the world and posts online. Recently he walked Chris Eubank

England’s Fabio Wardley has become the WBO heavyweight champion of the world without actually even throwing a punch in the ring, incredibly. When you are explaining, you’re losing. That is what the WBO (World Boxing Organization) are clearly doing at the moment. The sense of desperation from them at the moment is dreadful. No good.

Former heavyweight champion of the world Tyson Fury is taking a keen eye on the Anthony Joshua vs Jake Paul fight. His reaction here below. It wasn’t long ago Fury was linked with a fight with Anthony Joshua. However Joshua was defeated on occasions which derailed the big fight from ever happening. Never say never

Boxing doesn’t need 6-month hype anymore. With Netflix, social media, and built-in audiences — Joshua vs Jake Paul sold itself in under 30 days — proof the sport now runs at internet speed. Anthony Joshua vs Jake Paul is the proof of this and hard evidence, yet again, not that we needed it. Obviously. So,