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Irishman Conor McGregor recently announced his retirement from the sport of mixed martial arts of which he competed for the premier organization in the sport known as the UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship). Who knows how long that will last though or if he really wants to retire so young but either way, fair play to […]

You know, sometimes in life you just have to laugh. Floyd Mayweather is currently touring The Philippines at the moment amid speculation that a rematch with Manny Pacquiao could be getting discussed with a view to making the fight later this year. Pacquiao is strongly linked with a fight first up against Keith Thurman but

Pound for pound is always a tough debate and a bone of contention for boxing fans the world over due to the sheer subjective nature of it. Everyone has an opinion on who they think the best boxer in the world regardless of weight class is and it’s seldom you’d see someone stand out as

New Yorker Paulie Malignaggi has moved into the world of bare knuckle boxing and today he had his first press conference with opponent Artem. A close friend and training partner of MMA star Conor McGregor — formerly of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. The whole story line in this thing appears to be predicated on Malignaggi’s

Filipino boxing legend and Senator Manny Pacquiao knows a thing or two about overcoming adversity not just in the ring but in life. Perhaps the weight-weight division boxing champion put it best himself recently on a trip to the UK where he addressed Oxford University students when he said: “I do not have an Oxford

42-year-old Floyd Mayweather is currently in the Philippines and is understood to be taking in a vacation but also there to talk directly to Manny Pacquiao about a possible rematch in the boxing ring later this year. Mayweather had appeared on camera with Pacquiao in Japan last year at a concert in Tokyo where he

Pound for pound boxing star Errol Spence Jr is keeping busy this year straight off the back of his first win of 2019. Indeed, many of his fellow Premier Boxing Champions stable mates all seem to be keeping active this year in a stark contrast from recent years where many were just boxing once or