Manny Pacquiao has had to roll with the punches ahead of a now changed fight opponent next week. Pound for pound star Errol Spence of Texas has been forced to withdraw due to a severe eye injury. Pacquiao fights on, against a decent step in replacement opponent, it should be noted, in fairness. Speaking for […]

It makes no logical, sober-minded sense that Errol Spence would fake injury ahead of next week’s now shelved (for him) fight with Manny Pacquiao. Pacquiao has since had a replacement opponent drafted in. For Spence, it is rehab likely for the rest of the year. The seriousness of the injury pointed out by his fellow

Errol Spence has been through the trenches in the boxing ring and in life the last few years. On the comeback trail from a major car accident, Spence had put together a bit of momentum in recent times. But, such is boxing, the nature of the sport, has seen him suffer a last minute injury

Pound for pound rated Errol Spence has been forced to pull out of next week’s mega fight with Manny Pacquiao due to injury. A retinal tear on his left eye. A significant injury that will likely see him sit out into well into 2022 while he rehabilitates. Pacquiao has said the following on Twitter of

Mexican boxing, is the ultimate in boxing, really. As we get ready to head to Mexico, there is, of course, only one boxer at the moment who can legitimately claim to be ‘Numero Uno’ in Mexico. Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez. Also considered to be the best pound for pound fighter on Earth. Clearly, a man on

The Ebanie Bridges ‘Blonde Bomber’ phenonmen continues to grow by the week it would seem. Early on, it was clear she was tough, could fight, looked good, was smart and was able to promote herself. But something about Bridges has that indefinable or not able to label x-factor, so much so promoter Eddie Hearn has

Mike Tyson during his fighting career was a complex, traumatic individual. He was shown as, incorrectly so, at that time, as an animal. All human beings have strengths and weaknesses and live, surely then, in a state of improving on them until their last breath on this world. Mike Tyson admitted on a podcast in