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George Kambosos has been charged with the daunting job of being one of Manny Pacquiao’s chief sparring partners ahead of his upcoming bout on January 19th at the MGM Grand Casino in Las Vegas. Pacquiao has looked razor sharp so far in camp over the last couple of months and is now right in the […]

As the end of the year approaches and we look back on 2018 for boxing perhaps one of the biggest stories in the sport on the whole was the return of the excitement to the heavyweight division. Traditionally boxing’s glamor division, it looks to have had somewhat of a resurgence this year. The three leaders

It wasn’t long ago that Chris Eubank Jr was under the Matchroom promotional banner for his boxing career. A fallout it would appear between his father Eubank senior and Eddie Hearn made the relationship hard to continue and Eubank Jr now finds himself looking to fight James DeGale next up in 2019. It’s unclear if

Indeed the title of the article and the person mentioned in it have an argument for being the answer. George Foreman in his day was one of the biggest punching heavyweights for sure. Certainly one of the hardest hitting men to ever live. A genuine monster in his day: That uppercut he hit Frazier with

Russian heavyweight Alexander Povetkin has not fought since his loss to Anthony Joshua earlier this year at Wembley stadium. He was stopped inside the distance back in September and subsequently had to spend time healing from injury. His luck might have just turned however as not only can he resume training again in January, Russian

In recent years some have questioned Adrien Broner’s desire for the sport of boxing and they may have had a fair point at times. Between outside the ring issues and blowing up in weight, we have not seen the best Adrien Broner in a few years at this point. And he’s not exactly an old

Renowned boxing trainer and ESPN commentator Teddy Atlas is never shy to give his take on judging decisions in boxing. This past weekend Jermell Charlo lost his undefeated record to Tony Harrison in a very controversial decision at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn New York. Most have said the decision was unjust but in a