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Newly crowned world champion Katie Taylor has big plans next up as her promoted outlined today in Ireland. Co. Wicklow’s Katie Taylor won’t have long to bask in glory from her world title win last weekend as she is due to return to training in the US only next week ahead of a December outing […]

Tyson Fury hits back at Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder amid mounting comeback talks to the boxing ring. The boxing world is on fire online at the moment amid mounting speculation that a Tyson Fury comeback is imminent. This follows news of the former champion confirming on Twitter that the British Boxing Board of Control

Heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua and Bear Grylls met recently ahead of his title fight with Carlos Takam. This past weekend Anthony Joshua defended his heavyweight titles with a 10th round TKO stoppage over Carlos Takam at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales. His preparation for the fight was considerable – stamina work, technique, strength and

Heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua earned quite the sum for his latest title defence against Carlos Takam The heavyweight champion may have suffered more damage in the fight than any of his previous bouts to date, but at least his payday this week will be significant enough to help him get over those injuries, no doubt.

Former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury officially confirms himself that he will be allowed to fight once again. The comeback is on for the former heavyweight champion of the world as the division heats up with competition around the globe. Only this past weekend Fury rival and current heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua reiterated his support for

168lbs champion James DeGale speaks for the first time on a injury he has been carrying behind the scenes. James ‘Chunky’ DeGale returns to his home country of Britain for the first time in some time when he boxes on an action packed December 9th card at the Copper Box Arena in London. The show

Anthony Joshua promoter Hearn reacts to being asked how hard the Deontay Wilder fight will be to get made. Big fights are seldom ever made easily. Certainly if boxing history teaches us anything. Money talks and usually the fighter who is the perceived ‘A-Side’ of negotiations dictates where and when, so to speak. One thing