Nonito Donaire scored a record breaking win this weekend in boxing to capture the WBC bantamweight title as the oldest fighter to do so in boxing history. He did so in emphatic knockout fashion no less. Some have called for a rematch with the Japanese ‘Monster’ Naoya Inoue. Blonde Bombshell Ebanie Bridges is one of […]

This weekend at the age of 38 Nonito Donaire rolled back the clock with an emphatic knockout win to become WBC banatamweight world champion. The oldest in history to become a champion in the weight class. He also joined a select list in boxing history to win world titles in three different decades. A stat

At 38 years of age Nonito ‘The Filipino Flash’ Donaire became the oldest bantamweight world champion in history tonight with a vintage knockout win. Combinations and speed still there even at his advanced stage in his career. The reality is boxers are fighting on longer now due to the advancements in training and sports nutrition.

Experienced veteran and former world champion Jorge Linares was obviously disappointed with the loss tonight to world champion Devin Haney. The main thing of note in his post fight reaction to the defeat was that he said he doesn’t think Haney punches hard at all. This will be some advice no doubt to Haney’s rivals

Young undefeated world champion Devin Haney passed arguably his toughest test to date in professional boxing this weekend in Las Vegas. Overcoming being buzzed by Jorge Linares down the stretch he got the win in the end by unanimous points decision. Here is how he did in the Devin Haney vs Jorge Linares full fight

Devin Haney was put in there with a high-level operator tonight and was tested accordingly. He was rocked to his boots at one point and clearly hurt with this: Good heart and recovery shown by Haney though to get through it. He went on to finish the fight and win a unanimous points decision. The

‘The Filipino Flash’ Nonito Donaire rolled back the years tonight. Aa throwback performance. He showed like his fellow countryman Manny Pacquiao why age is just a number in boxing. Donaire became the oldest bantamweight world champion in history at 38. Done so with this stunning knockout of previous champion Nordine Oubaali: Wow. What a way