Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson is on a roll these days. Be it punditry or podcasts old Tyson continues to conquer the new main stream media world. Another anecdote seems to have got a huge response from Tyson: Very good. Perhaps that goes beyond sport and could even be applied to the situation in Ukraine […]

Today saw the coming together of perhaps one of the biggest women’s boxing matches of all time ahead of April 30th at Madison Square Garden. Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano squared off in what is genuinely an exciting fight to look forward to. One can’t remember this amount of titles being at a boxing press

Boxing is one of those special sports where people from all walks of life can get involved. Whether for fitness, amateur or pro. Boxing has done more good for the community worldwide then it ever gets the credit for in truth. This a great example here below. Pointed out in the form of this young

Great to see the transparent growth in boxing in Mexico continue to come to fruition as expected. The world’s most famous and pound for pound best number one boxer today — Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez is now discussing the following: Absolutely brilliant. That’s beyond huge. That’s the pinnacle. The Azteca stadium would be incredible for Mexico.

Women’s pound for pound number one Claressa Shields has been training under the watchful eye recently of all-time great Floyd Mayweather. Shields fights this weekend in the UK and has promised the following: The first version of Mayweather in his younger days explosive, combinations, fast, knockouts. The second later in his career after suffering from

All time great Joe Calzaghe of Wales was one of the best boxers to ever come out of Europe surely. An unbelievable will to win. The amount of broken hands he had in his career and to still retire undefeated 46-0 (32 KO) remarkable. Speed, great engine, footwork, combinations, angles and heart made southpaw Calzaghe