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Former boxing champion Marcos Maidana got kicked out of last night’s fight at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. In some very controversial circumstances. The Argentinian hard man is well-loved by world fight fans for his colorful social media edits often showing him enjoying his retirement and living the dream. He had some big […]

Most fans and observers of last night’s Amir Khan first round obliteration of Phil Lo Greco were largely positive towards Khan on his comeback fight – but Groves spotted something else. Groves is currently making solid strides in his rehabilitation from an injury to his shoulder as he prepares for the super-middleweight World Boxing Super

Who wins in Khan v Brook is going to be a question many boxing fans will be asking themselves once again following Amir Khan’s successful return to the ring last night. A pugilistic showdown seems almost prophetically ordained at this point from the powers that be. given that both men now share the same promoter

Amir Khan’s knockout in the first round of Phil Lo Greco last night while highly impressive might have gone to his head a tad – in terms of calling out fighters in a completely different universe to Lo Greco – with all due respect. One such welterweight is of course Errol Spence Jr. The IBF

Tony Bellew’s fight opinions continue to gain more and more traction week after week it seems on social media with boxing fans. His unfiltered, brutally honest approach to post-fight analysis seems to resonate with fans – whether they agree or disagree. The Liverpool heavyweight is in final preparations for his May 5th rematch with David

Rapper 50 Cent and former boxing promoter loses a substantial chunk of cash on betting on Adrien Broner to beat Jessie Vargas tonight. The fight ultimately ended in a majority draw despite both men feeling they clearly won the bout afterwards. Going into the fight 50 Cent (real name Curtis Jackson) told everyone that he

Tonight’s fight between Adrien Broner and Jessie Vargas proved to be a very close affair in the eyes of most spectators and commentators alike. The first round was quite close overall, with Vargas perhaps edging things by the midway point based on work rate alone. Broner was throwing a lot of single shots in the