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Heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua had a bullish message for his two closest rivals Deontay Widler and Tyson Fury ahead of his own fight with Alexander Povetkin this weekend. Wilder and Fury are expected to fight this coming December in a super fight in the US. In theory, Joshua could fight the winner at some point […]

German heavyweight contender and WBA ‘Regular’ world heavyweight champion Manuel Charr allegedly failed a drugs test before his next scheduled fight according to reports today. Charr, while he holds a version of the heavyweight title that is not recognized by anyone in boxing, the fact that he does, still made him in with a good shot

Not long ago Joshua admitted he was looking to the Deontay Wilder fight already but with Alexander Povetkin just two days away his focus has been sharpened since then. He’d be crazy to look past Russian heavyweight Povetkin, really. A former Olympic and World champion who’s never been stopped, carries knockout power in either hand and

Floyd Mayweather appears to have been the one instigating the talks that he will rematch Manny Pacquiao but who needs who more? The rematch does not look like it is happening this year now following Mayweather telling TMZ that he will take a tune up fight before taking on the ‘Pacman’ this December in Tokyo

German heavyweight Manuel Charr has been reported to have failed a drugs test which has forced the cancellation of his next fight. Charr is the current WBA ‘Regular’ heavyweight champion. Whatever credibility that title holds at the moment. The WBA who traditionally have always been one of the recognized world title belts, continue to have a

Today sees the final Joshua vs Povetkin press conference before their heavyweight title fight on Saturday at Wembley Stadium. Over 80,000 will pack the stadium, most of which will be in support of hometown man Joshua. The only remaining tickets that could not be sold were apparently coach packages. Talk between Joshua and Povetkin has

There seems to be a school of thought out there that Anthony Joshua will go through Russian Alexander Povetkin with ease this weekend. Boxing history tells us time and time again however that thinking like that can often be catastrophic in this business. Boxing isn’t a math test. It’s violent chess. Sometimes, conventional logic has