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It actually was almost Canelo Alvarez vs Jake Paul this weekend on Saturday night instead of Paul vs Julio Cesar Chavez Jr in boxing. At the last minute Alvarez sent Paul packing and decided to go with Riyadh Season on a multi-fight deal instead. First fight against William Scull recently he won but not a […]

Most boxing fans old and new to the sport have no idea about the brutal physical injuries former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder had. Sure, as he makes his comeback on Friday night in Kansas he’s in a good place mentally and spiritually again. But no one, until now, has known that he’s coming off

Deontay Wilder the former WBC heavyweight champion of the world returns this Friday night to the heavyweight division after some time off. Some time off from boxing seems to have done him the world of good mentally. He comes across as a transformed for the better mentally fighter which could make him very dangerous on

Terence Crawford like his opponent Alvarez is a veteran in professional fighting and already from this you can see the mental warfare. You have to read between the lines but both fighters are commencing the further fine tuning of both body, mind and their spirit at the moment. Crawford is unfazed from some early Alvarez

IBF heavyweight champion of the world ‘Dynamite’ Daniel Dubois of the UK has said some things that should make Usyk train ever smarter and better. Usyk is never short of discipline and motivation but we think this fight on July 19th at Wembley in London in the rematch with Dubois and the big unication is

Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez and Terence ‘Bud’ Crawford are two clever veterans in boxing at this stage having competed at world championship level. Not only competed but fought and beat that best at that level for many years. September 13th in Las Vegas in their fight is nothing new for them. What is new is that

Shakur Stevenson is in bull dozing, flattening form lately in boxing and is crushing anything that gets in the way lately. He is really boxing well at the moment, enjoying his boxing and doing what he loves to do. That’s fighting. They say if you find what you love to do you’ll never work a