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Heavyweight champion of the world Anthony Joshua is a passionate fight fan himself and showed he more than has a good eye for picking a winner in a fight this weekend when he’s got his boxing hat on. While his wager was not massive considering he’s a multi-millionaire, to call it absolutely spot on in […]

Dillian Whyte produced arguably one of the best performances of his professional boxing career this weekend by stopping previously unbeaten Australian heavyweight Lucas Browne in the 6th round. When the end came it was a brutal one. A highlight reel knockout after six rounds of one-sided punishment delivered from Englishman Whyte. After the fight in

Lucas Browne suffered a vicious beating and knockout defeat this weekend at London’s 02 Arena from the hands of Dillian Whyte – and Browne’s promoter Ricky Hatton was furious about what some were saying following the fight. Browne needed medics to enter the ring and help him regain conscious with the help of an oxygen

For all the bad blood that went on in the weeks and months leading up to Dillian Whyte’s knockout victory over Lucas Browne last night, what they said to one another afterwards showed why boxing is such a great sport. For months the two goaded one another on social media, TV and in pretty much

Dillian Whyte no doubt will be smiling today as he woke up a winner from last night’s fight in London. He couldn’t contain his excitement straight after winning last night. Whyte now finds himself potentially on the verge of a crack at WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder or even a rematch with old rival and

David Haye was one of a few people who were less than impressed with Australian heavyweight Lucas Browne this weekend who took on Dillian Whyte and London’s O2 Arena. Ultimately Whyte one by devastating knockout in round six and delivered a systematic beating on his Australian counterpart throughout the bout. He never looked in danger

Heavyweight contenders Dillian Whyte and Lucas Browne threw down this weekend in the UK but it was only one man who was delivering the punishment. Whyte took another step on the road towards a world title shot with a fight that went out live on television on both sides of the pond. Going into the