Author name: Niall Doran

There is surely only one name for now when it comes to who the greatest Mexican fighter (and boxer) ever is. That’s Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. For now, Saul “Canelo” Alvarez is still relatively young for an active professional fighter and is still competing in the sport with Chavez being retired a while. Even still, […]

Canelo Alvarez fights on September 14th this day two weeks from now on the same night as a big UFC card. This usually doesn’t happen and both sports tend to avoid one another clashing on the same night. Alvarez continues to reportedly be close to selling out his Edgar Berlanga fight however at the T-Mobile

The two former world champions and fight rivals are now rivals as promoters in professional boxing. The two never liked one another but nothing has changed in that regard as time has gone on years later. De La Hoya absolutely put the boot in on Floyd Mayweather’s recent boxing exhibition in Mexico city: Mayweather won

This is one of the most impressive things produced in all of boxing in 2024 and that is really saying something. Turki Alalshikh has brought in the big guns for this in what is genuinely one of the most professional cinematic type documentaries on a fight night ever seen in sports history: He is right

KSI the well known influencer and now pro boxer stages a boxing event tonight in Dublin. One that does indeed feature prospects and son’s of fight legends Anderson Silva and Naseem Hamed both boxing on the card tonight. As well as these two questionable characters: Interesting to say the least. Hopefully the fight doesn’t end

Canelo and Teofimo Lopez in the ring throwing shots and straying out of the way of one another in terms of landing them. The below shows some of the best boxers in the world practising timing, defense and head movement. Some quality work here: Alvarez as the bigger fighter shows great speed, parrying of punches

The pound for pound champion made an interesting move as big fights loom on the horizon. The interesting thing is that Crawford decided to hold onto his WBA belt at 154 lbs. and gave up the WBA belt at welterweight: Some are not that surprised in truth. Why? Because Crawford was looking at moving up