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Tyson Fury and Shannon Briggs, perhaps two of the most colorful characters in heavyweight boxing today, have got on the internet directly with one another with some exciting potential news for boxing fans. Fury’s June 9th return is quickly approaching and as of yet no opponent has been confirmed for the Manchester Arena show. One […]

This weekend’s GGG Cinco De Mayo two round annihilation reminded everyone just why middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin is such a force in world boxing. Granted, it was a fight he was supposed to win but Armenian Vanes Martirosyan showed early on that Golovkin was more than there to be hit. Landing some very sharp combinations on

Tony Bellew knocked David Haye out in conclusive fashion this weekend at London’s 02 Arena in a repeat result of their first fight a year ago. Tony Bellew will have woke up a happy man today following arguably the biggest win of his career outside of winning the world title by beating world-renowned fighter David

Tony Bellew beat the odds makers once again this weekend but in more emphatic fashion this time round – leaving no doubt to who the better fighter between him and Haye was. Early on in the bout it was clear Bellew had done his homework on Haye and with the aid of coach Dave Coldwell came

Today was the last time both men will see one another before everything becomes very real tomorrow night – when the first bell rings and heavyweight fists start flying. Haye and Bellew clearly don’t like one another when it comes down to it. Despite the playful banter in the build-up when the final face off

The GGG Martirosyan weigh in results are now in ahead of tomorrow night’s Cinco De Mayo boxing weekend which will see the big fight in the US of the weekend take place in California, not in Vegas as per usual. Both made the weight at the first time of trying with the following weights: Vanes Martirosyan:

The Golovkin v Martirosyan weigh in will take place today ahead of tomorrow night’s fight at the StubHub Center in Carson, California. What a difference a few months makes. Tomorrow night was meant to be the biggest fight of the year in boxing in a planned rematch between middleweight kingpin Gennady Golovkin and his Mexican rival