Boxing fans love heavyweight fights. They produce knockouts time and time again. It’s as simple as that. Of course at the highest level of the sweet science there is a huge amount of skill but some fans simply like knockouts from the big hitters. This fight has been dubbed the heaviest in boxing history: It’s […]

Female boxing’s pound for pound number one Claressa Shields returned to winning ways recently in boxing. As well as also landing some big news in the sport of MMA it looks like. Shields also is a big fight fan and has reacted to the news finally being made official this week of Stevenson vs Valdez:

Boxing fans who enjoy big hitting and knockouts are in for a treat tonight in Tijuana, Mexico. Jaime Munguía returns to action. The 25-year-old has shown steady improvement in his boxing voyage thus far and has made weight ahead of tonight: Munguía is currently 38-0 and at only 25 maybe he has his sights set

Female boxing continues to produce more and more women boxers involved in genuinely good standard fights. So much so that fans are tuning in. SEE ALSO: Casually Nonchalant, Defeatist Irish Mentality In Sport, Work And Society And networks seem for now to be showing continued interest in women’s boxing. Very good. SEE ALSO: Canelo Reveals

Boxing as a sport continues to gain momentum and strength all the time. In all countries. But one of the biggest stories for boxing in 2021 actually now came in 2022 very recently. Across the world of sport. The Super Bowl which often has the highest advertiser dollar price for anything on Earth (maybe boxing

Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez as the current pound for pound number one and biggest star in boxing is in demand as you’d imagine for a lot of big fights. TV networks, fighters and their managers all want a chance at that Alvarez pay day that he brings. Mexico’s ‘Numero Uno’ has had his head melted from