Lineal heavyweight champion Tyson Fury and former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder will do battle for a third time on October 9th in Las Vegas. In a joint pay per view event, the winner could find themselves in a unification showdown in the new year. Speaking on the PBC Podcast ahead of the fight Wilder […]

While the times might be changing and uncertain in the world, boxing has managed to keep going over the last couple of years. In many ways it has excelled as a sport with its adaptability like no other. It is important to always remember the legends of boxing that paved the way to today’s times,

Australian boxing sensation Ebanie Bridges continues to make waves in boxing with another win back to back last weekend. Bridges scored another solid win which could see her back in a rematch with Shannon Courtenay later in the year. Here is the fight: (Hat tip DAZN YouTube) The Bridges phenomenon continues to roll on. Also,

Katie Taylor, Claressa Shields and Amanda Serrano could arguably be up there with three of the best women boxers of all time. And, they are all actively competing now. Shields could take on Savannah Marshall in a huge fight next year and Taylor and Serrano could also possibly fight in the new year. Those two

Good weekend of boxing just gone in the UK. Catching up on it now. Looked like a great atmosphere with the big crowds back in attendance. Katie Taylor making another undisputed title defense, impressive again. Surely the Amanda Serrano fight the only thing left for both at this point. Two of women’s boxing’s best ever.

Isn’t it funny, all the naysayers towards boxing years ago. Look where boxing is now as a sport. No one has all the answers for these uncertain, changing times for the world at the moment. but boxing, as a sport, professional sport, still, leads the way worldwide out of any other. While all predictions might

It has now been confirmed that a young boxer, Jeanette Zacarias Zapata of Mexico, at just 18-years-old tragically died following a boxing match that took place in Montreal. It has been reported she suffered head injuries in the bout that caused her death afterwards. A stark reminder of the realities of professional boxing even in