Boxing beauty and women’s boxing star Ebanie Bridges has been growing her name all the time ahead of her title shot next month. The Australian boxing stunner is everywhere it appears between TV shows, training with boxing legends and meeting them. The former ring card girl, Bridges, as well as Math teacher — is now […]

It is said that boxing is the loneliest game in the world. Us mere mortals watching on these gladiators compete — year after year — does not show to us often times — the years of sacrifice, pain, blood, sweat, tears, heart breaks, suffering, graft, relentless work and dedication they put in. Year after year.

Scotland’s Josh Taylor defended his titles this weekend by controversial split decision but boxing fans were very angry with some horrific judging involved. Here were the scorecards: Unfortunately these things blight boxing time and time again. Boxing, the best sport ever, in the history of the world — but the politics of boxing terrible and

One of today’s times best boxers in the world pound for pound goes back to work this weekend. Scotland’s Josh Taylor takes on England’s Jack Catterall this weekend in Glasgow. The fight will be for the undisputed junior welterweight championship of the world. The weigh-in from Glasgow today is live here for fight fans: SEE

While NFT’s have come in for some mixed opinion in recent times there is no question that they have been helpful to many boxers. Certainly the most famed ones fight fans know about. Even big fight events have used the concept in recent times. Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson appears to be going all in

Many boxing fans will of course remember Marcos Maidana. One of the most exciting fighters of his era and involved in some tremendous battles. Not least against Floyd Mayweather where the Argentinian pushed Mayweather in a tough battle. Maidana has said he believes Mayweather’s new charge he promotes Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis is the best since

Pound for pound and boxing’s ‘Numero Uno’ Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez is somehow still improving his fight ability. Remarkably again this year. He’s nowhere near his peak or prime, realistically, the best is yet to come — and boxing’s pound for pound top dogs, head honchos, crème de la de cremes (you get the picture) and