Boxing News

Heavyweight contender Dillian Whyte has stepped into the fold of the online abuse being dished out at the moment by Deontay Wilder to Anthony Joshua. Alas, the Joshua vs Wilder fight won’t be happening next up and as for now, Wilder will need to find a new opponent. It wasn’t long ago that a Dillian […]

Rapper 50 Cent and boxing promoter Floyd Mayweather appear to be beefing once again after the former friends had appeared to have buried the hatchet not so long ago. Former pound for pound boxing number one Floyd Mayweather is living the life in retirement at the moment with his business investments, strip club and boxing

Glimpses of the old Manny ‘Pacman’ Pacquiao appearing to be forming in the gym at the moment ahead of his latest bout on July 15th. The legendary Filipino boxer takes on Lucas Matthysse for the WBA ‘Regular’ welterweight world title next month as he bids to start to close the chapter on a wonderful career

Anthony Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn has come out swinging in the media today after mass disappointment following news that the Joshua vs Wilder fight will not happen next up. Joshua is instead in the final phase of negotiations to fight Alexander Povetkin next up after his and Wilder’s team could not reach a timely agreement.

English boxing promoter Eddie Hearn has made a rather laughable statement to boxing fans when making a comparison between the Anthony Joshua vs Deontay Wilder fight and the Joshua vs Alexander Povetkin fight. Surely, wherever you are from, whomever you support, if you’re a boxing fan you’d agree that the fight we all wanted to

Tyson Fury has taken straight to social media having learned that the near three-month negotiations between Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder appear to have failed. The entire world of boxing is disappointed this week in a time where the sport is thriving. Yet the fight that everyone wanted to see between Joshua and Wilder, could

Over the course of the last few months in the Joshua vs Wilder negotiations / saga Wilder has been noticeably more vocal than Joshua in wanting to make the fight happen. That said, I do think Joshua wants the fight like Wilder, but has gone about things in a completely different way. He was famously