Boxing News

The boxing world has gone into overdrive following a positive test by Canelo Alvarez ahead of his May 5th showdown with Gennady Golovkin. It is understood organisers are still hopeful of the fight going ahead on May 5th at the T-Mobile Arena. Despite Canelo testing positive for the substance known as Clenbuterol. His promoters Golden Boy […]

The WBC heavyweight champion recorded arguably the best win of his career at the weekend when stopping Luis Ortiz in the 10th round. It was a fight that gained a lot of attention and one that Wilder showed considerable heart in to overcome been hurt badly in round 7 to come back and take Cuban

Deontay Wilder when the time came put Luis Ortiz away in the 10th round of what turned out to be an excellent fight in the end. A battle that had those on the edge of their seats. He had to weather a storm in the 7th round that he had never faced in his career

Deontay Wilder’s promoter Lou Di Bella is not happy with Eddie Hearn as the Wilder vs Joshua fight is attempted to be made for later this year. It’s a match that the world is already calling for and one that if Anthony Joshua gets passed his next fight against Joseph Parker on March 31st, one

Ex Tyson Fury coach Peter Fury knows a thing or two about heavyweight boxing having trained not just Tyson Fury to beat Klitschko, but also nearly his son Hughie to win the WBO title last year from Joseph Parker. Peter Fury is almost a specialist when it comes to heavyweight boxing due to the large

Billy Joe Saunders was one of the many fight fans around the world watching the Wilder vs Parker fight this weekend – and he wasn’t as impressed as most people were. In fact, he released a rather scathing interview with IFL TV about what he thought of Wilder as a person. Despite the fact the

An important man in making any potential fight between Deontay Wilder and Anthony Joshua will of course be Joshua’s English promoter Eddie Hearn. Joshua is the A-Side in the negotiations so Hearn will be the key man in making the fight. But even Eddie will surely concede that Wilder brings more to the table now