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One of the most liked boxers on social media has removed his Twitter account, at least for the time being, following criticism after his latest fight. UK heavyweight Dave ‘White Rhino’ Allen has built up a large fan base on social media in recent years with his likable personality, humility and down to Earth nature. […]

A heated rivalry between the two has formed over the last month or so following the fall out of a scheduled fight for a second time. Murray boxed in the end last night against Roberto Garcia whom he recorded a unanimous points victory over at the 02 Arena in London. Speaking after the fight Murray

Josh Taylor claimed the biggest name on his record so far this weekend in Victor Postol but was made to work hard for the victory. Credit should be given mind you for Taylor stepping in there with someone of Postol’s caliber this early on into his professional tenure. Taylor won the WBC final eliminator after

English boxing promoter Eddie Hearn came in for a rapid fire session of insults this morning from the WBC heavyweight champion of the world – Deontay Wilder. Hearn has been at the center of negotiations these past few months in the Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder saga and has often been criticized from the opposing

Deontay Wilder gives a controversial list of who he rates in the top five of the heavyweight division at the moment. Wilder has gotten the boxing world talking with this interview with Behind The Gloves this morning where he blasted Eddie Hearn (Joshua’s promoter) as a snake and made bold remarks pertaining to alleged steroid

The heated back and forth in the media continues as the fight looks set to be made in the coming weeks – at long last. Fight fans have grown tired of the heavyweight unification talks between Deontay Wilder and Anthony Joshua’s teams these past few months. At this point however it looks like a deal

As he gets ready for his showdown with Lucas Matthysse next month Manny Pacquiao may have come up with one of the better quotes you’ll come across this week. Pacquiao has always been a humble, dedicated, hard-working person. You only have to look at the results of his boxing career and how he carries himself