One of the great heavyweight scraps of the year has been and gone. Joseph Parker defeated Dereck Chisora on points but both their stock went up. This picture of the two having a burger post-fight says it all about boxing: Boxing. If there is a better sport we’d don’t bloody know of it anyway. Sportsmanship […]

Boxing is in a golden era again overall in today’s times. With that being said. The heavyweight era of Ali, Foreman and Frazier and co. will never be seen again likely. A remarkable group of competitors for that time. Any era with Muhammad Ali in it is always going to be hard to beat to

Jake Paul has taken the world by storm in recent days. Appearing on genuine, legitimate professional sports networks like ESPN, Sky Sports and Showtime even. Not just the younger generation audience he has peaked interest in. Paul is even getting some old school boxing fans to take a look to see if he is an

Oldest heavyweight champion of the world George Foreman knows a thing or two about big fights in his time. One of the great boxing fan favorites of his time. One fight fan wanted to get his comment on Conor McGregor of today’s times. To which Foreman replied: Foreman since retiring from boxing went on to

How this nearly got passed us is beggars belief. Japan’s Naoya Inoue continues to cause carnage to every adversary that gets in his way. Genuinely, the guy does live up to his nickname ‘The Monster’. He won again inside the distance recently in his back in our pound for pound list. This triple uppercut one

Talks have recommenced for Paul vs Fury. As well as it now being an even bigger fight. Maybe two or three-times more interest in the fight now in fact. Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury seems like the fight to make straight away in the new year. A good test for Paul against a legitimate professional

Bulgaria’s favorite-fighting son Kubrat Pulev it has now been confirmed will fight again soon. In the same format as recently too. In a combination of professional boxing and mixed martials arts rules. A new format so to speak mostly under the Marquess of Queensbury. He will take on another former champion in the form of