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UFC President Dana White speaks on Pacquiao vs McGregor boxing reports surrounding the two possibly meeting in the ring in 2018. A Pacquiao vs McGregor boxing match has been reported in numerous places in recent times with Pacquiao himself even sending McGregor a social media message telling the UFC fighter to keep fit for 2018. McGregor […]

The George Groves abuse of DeGale could not have come any sooner after his rival suffered bitter defeat to lose his world title. The phrase “kicking a man while he’s down” springs to mind, but then again, in boxing anything seems to go these days when it comes to fighters bashing each other on social

Heavyweight contender Dillian Whyte responds to Hughie Fury request as a fight between the two looks possible for 2018. The heavyweight division is certainly interesting at the top of the pile once again, in terms of the champions. But just below unification and significant fight level, a number of intriguing rivalries are also forming between top

Lomachenko vs Rigondeaux TV ratings are in, and they are quiet impressive from first looks of them to be fair. The bout was shown on ESPN in the US last night and enjoyed a strong run in before the coverage started for the boxing action. The main event according to an ESPN press release, states

Former world champion Chris Eubank senior reacts to DeGale world title upset by American Caleb Truax in his hometown of London, UK. Caleb Truax will be flying back to the States today a happy man knowing that he became arguably a part of boxing history by recording surely the biggest upset of 2017. Former IBF

Slick Mick Conlan showcased his full repertoire of sweet science inventory this weekend at the iconic Madison Square Garden. The Irishman was fighting at the famed venue for his second time in his very first year as a pro. The 26 year old proved too strong in the end for opponent Luis Molina and recorded

Powerhouse Daniel Dubois extended his unbeaten knockout record again this weekend as he continues to strike fear in the heavyweight division. Still very inexperienced as a boxer, both amateur and pro, that in itself almost shines through at the moment in the primal, raw nature of power that he’s displayed thus far in his professional