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The Joshua vs Wilder situation has frustrated everyone at this stage. With the fight not looking likely until 2019 now heavyweight rival Tyson Fury has chimed in with his thoughts on what’s going on. Fury is currently in his second training camp ahead of his second fight back this August after his long break from […]

Welterweight George Lamport admits he has his eyes set on an English title within the next 12 months as he prepares for his fifth career outing. The 21-year-old is in action on Al Siesta’s “Battle of Bracknell” show which takes place next month (July) and features talent including Luther Clay and Johnny Phillips. And the

Boxing fans across the world have been let down this week with the news that an Anthony Joshua vs Deontay Wilder super fight will not be happening next up, and at the earliest, won’t happen until 2019 most likely now. The WBA have ordered Anthony Joshua to face his mandatory contender next up in the

The latest Joshua vs Wilder news does not look good at all in terms of the fight happening next up. It’s the only fight fans are interested in seeing either of the two guys in next up and if it doesn’t happen, the months of social media back and forth exchanges and negotiations in the

Trainer to Lucas Matthysse Joel Diaz has gone on the record on what he thinks will happen in his fighters bout next month against Manny Pacquiao and who he rates as the best welterweight in boxing today. The welterweight division is on fire at the moment and the winner of Pacquiao vs Matthysse next month

Canelo Alvarez has laughed off a claim made by Gennady Golovkin’s trainer Abel Sanchez today. The bad blood between the two fighters and their teams is clearly evident this time around in the rematch. Both genuinely seem to not want to be in other’s presence until fight week rolls around in September. In the first

Oscar De La Hoya has opened up on what it took at the last-minute to finally get the Gennady Golovkin vs Canelo Alvarez rematch over the line. The fight is set for September 15th at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas but it so nearly didn’t happen. Gennady Golovkin would not budge on his position