Texan Terry Norris might not be a big name to some boxing fans but surely was one of the great stories in boxing. Norris was a three-time world champion in the super-welterweight division. Boxing trainer Kevin Cunningham (hat tip) made a good point here: Many boxing fans appear to agree with Cunningham. Norris was elected

When the history books are written on boxing there will be perhaps be few better boxing trainers then Freddie Roach the sport has ever seen. His list of world champions endless. The Hall of Fame trainer himself a testament to the human spirt and has battled the onset of Parkinson’s disease and won for much

Boxing maybe has taken more black eyes outside the ring than it ever has inside of it. But at a grass root level in society surely there are few sports that do more positive. SEE ALSO: China Not Taking Sides Shows Peace Has To Win To Avoid A World Recession None are even close in

Many boxing fans will remember the legendary ‘Rumble In The Jungle’ between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman. An iconic moment in boxing and sport history. Foreman at the time considered a big favorite due to his youth and power. Although maybe in his prime — it was Ali who stole the show. Years later however

WBC and lineal heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has now had his first fight confirmed. He will indeed now take on the UK’s Dillian Whyte next up. As Sky Sports (hat tip) below understands both contracts for the bout have now been signed and agreed: Good clash of fight styles and certainly two characters. Maybe it

George Foreman had an iconic career in boxing. From fights with the likes of Ali and Frazier to becoming the oldest heavyweight champion in boxing. But it wasn’t his pro career in the end that he looks back at fondly the most. Rather winning Olympic Gold: Here’s how he did it: