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Nonito Donaire pulled off quite the win at the weekend to become the oldest bantamweight world champion in boxing history. Capturing the title in emphatic knockout fashion to shock the world. A genuinely stellar feat and a well deserved one. After the fight Donaire reacted on social media by saying the following: No doubt plenty

Sometimes the lighter weight classes in boxing can get overlooked. That was the case traditionally in boxing. A lot of that changed years ago of course. Mainly when the heavyweight division wasn’t as popular as what it was today. The likes of Floyd Mayweather, Shane Mosley and many others in recent times generating a lot

There are perhaps fewer technically gifted sweet science practitioners in modern day boxing than former pound for pound star Andre Ward. Now retired and these days an analyst and manager, Ward offers knowledge from the standpoint of a fighter who retired on top and undefeated. When speaking during the boxing at the weekend Ward offered

Champions of years gone by fighting that never did or those that did, fighting in what their perceived primes would have been, has always being a topic of interest to boxing fans. Like pound for pound opinions only mythical and hypothetical of course. Even still, something boxing fans enjoy discussing. One that always gets fight

Devin Haney showed a new side to his boxing game at the weekend having to weather a late storm before getting the win. The young world champion from Las Vegas defeated quality former world champion Jorge Linares on points by unanimous decision in the end. Former pound for pound number one boxer Andre Ward made

This weekend was all about Filipino boxing legend Nonito ‘The Flash’ Donaire. Surely a future Hall of Fame fighter. He became the oldest bantamweight champion in history. Done so via a clock turning back performance and knockout victory. Showing age is just a number. His attitude in the ring and outside of the ring a