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Lomachenko amateur and pro has pretty much done everything already in the sport of boxing. When you look at this, it’s quiet extraordinary. Very few Olympic Gold medallists ever go on to reach the heights in the pro ranks if boxing history is anything to go by. Often times the best pros are guys for […]

Mayweather and Lomachenko – could you have imagined it? Well, one well known writer thinks he could have and has brought up an interesting point. Mayweather and Lomachenko is a fantasy fight that we’ll never get to see now that American boxing great Floyd Mayweather has retired from the sport. Even if he wasn’t, it

Tyson Fury and Bellew actually discuss in public how a fight could work out with one another in some very transparent conversation indeed. In boxing fights are often made online these days, due to sheer public demand online. In the heavyweight division talks of unification bouts and big fights in 2018 are left, right and

James DeGale makes a big admission after losing his world title to American Caleb Truax at the Copper Box Arena in London. “Chunky” is a talented fighter when he’s on song. Every boxing fan worth his bread knows that. When he’s without injury and firing on all cylinders with those dazzling combinations and incredible reflexes

Boxing fans have shown a lot of respect for Hall of Fame promoter Frank Warren in his reaction to James DeGale’s shock defeat. James DeGale lost his IBF title this weekend but judging by the commentary team in the UK, it appeared that they didn’t think this should have been the case. Most fans agree

Teddy Atlas sounds off with his opinion on the Lomachenko vs Rigondeaux fight with his ESPN colleague Stephen A.Smith. The bout ultimately let people down with many labelling Rigondeaux as a quitter for not continuing in his bout with Lomachenko due to a hand injury cited to his left hand that he mentioned happened in

Olympic Gold medallist and former world champion James DeGale speaks the morning after the night before – in the upset of the year in boxing. Upset of the year for 2018 in boxing could well go to Caleb Truax of the US this weekend who came to former IBF 168lbs title holder James DeGale’s back