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The WBO Parker vs Fury heavyweight title fight later this month has come in for some flack from a bookie known for controversy. The fight will take place next week on September 23rd at the Manchester Arena and will be promoted by Hennessy Sports. It will be the first time a heavyweight title fight (or […]

Former heavyweight champion of the world Tyson Fury blasts a woman linked to footballer Wayne Rooney on Twitter. Tyson Fury is currently still trying to get his professional boxing license back but has insisted in recent times that once he is fit and receives his license back, that he intends to mount a challenge on

This picture of former world champion Marcos Chino Maidana clearly shows the Argentinian warrior is having a good retirement. Marcos Chino Maidana, a name that when fight fans hear it, one that typically makes them think a couple of things. What an entertaining warrior he was who always gave value for money in a fun-filled

The Gorilla Productions Boxing producer may have just out done himself. The maker of some of the best fan-made boxing videos is back. The person behind Gorilla Productions Boxing on YouTube will be well known to fight fans over the years. Although not as prolific in recent times, when he emerges – you know there’s

GGG comes up with an interesting analogy and comparison ahead of the biggest fight of his professional boxing career. Indeed, two predators of the sweet science will meet each other this weekend in the ring when Gennady Golovkin and Canelo Alvarez’ months of stalking of their prey is finished – and the opportunity to go

A full GGG vs Canelo analysis ahead of a fight for the ages that not one boxing fan around the world will not be watching this weekend. “No one ever achieved greatness by playing it safe”, a quote from Harry Gray that weighs up perfectly with boxing’s biggest fight of the year. For Canelo Alvarez and

Bernard Hopkins brought up an interesting comparison to a legendary fight of the past ahead of Golovkin vs Canelo this weekend in Vegas. In 1986 Ugandan knockout artist John Mugabi was given his first loss of his professional career when ‘Marvellous’ Marvin Hagler knocked him out in a thrilling middleweight title fight. 31 years later