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While NFT’s have come in for some heat in boxing recently, look at this way. Be it from a subjective or objective engineering mentality. You build them utilizing structural, optimal, adaptational testing, then, they follow. Iterate. Repeat. Keep it pushing. Somehow. It is a very new space, after all. What’s the worst that can happen, […]

The Filipino boxers gave a strong showing at this year’s Olympics. No doubt about it. A nation not just with a strong tradition in amateur boxing but also at the highest level of the sport — in world championship professional boxing. None more so accomplished then Senator Manny Pacquiao of course. He lead the calls

Women’s boxing star Ebanie Bridges of Australia made noise once again this weekend. This time getting back into the winners column. Inside the distance no less. Here is how she did it: Impressive to say the least. Bridges marches on with her unique, fan-friendly style of boxing. Her fanbase continues to grow by the day

In continued uncertain times for the world, given the world situation, the Olympics this year proved to be a bright spark of hope. Much needed in many ways. It is hard to believe that the Olympics this year has been as good as it was for boxing. In fairness. Particularly when you go back to

As Tokyo 2020 gets near the medal end of this year’s Olympics Team USA Boxing continue to just get stronger and stronger as time goes on. The latest victory coming this morning with Duke Ragan winning a closely fought fight with Kurt Walker. Following the win, which secured Ragan a bronze medal, he said: Things

Tokyo 2020 has shown to be a strong Olympics go far for Team USA’s Boxing team. One former Gold medalist boxer for the USA in the form of George Foreman has given his thoughts on the games so far. The also oldest heavyweight champion in professional boxing history shared this old chestnut from his time

Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson has been getting a number of boxing and MMA guests on his podcast in the last week. Not many, remarkably, outside of boxing, still know who David Benavidez is. At just 20 years of age in 2017 he made history by becoming the youngest world champion at 168 lbs. of