As the Olympics now makes a move towards the business end of the tournament shortly — attention narrows in on proceedings. While it is hard to find purely boxing results from an international perspective and action from all countries, as, what you will see is, most coverage is done on a country by country basis. […]

Errol Spence is a formidable fighting machine in boxing, no doubt. A patient operator and a physical handful for anyone. A big future star in the making, in all of sport, likely in the years ahead. He takes on Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao next month. In what will be a tremendous match up in

Sometimes professional boxing has moments that surprise you. Instances in the ring where all caution goes out the window. Recently Archie Sharp of the UK produced one — with this: (Hat tip BT Sport YouTube) Well, there you have it. Sharp an excellent fighter to keep an eye on by the way. He won the

Ahead of next month’s big Errol Spence vs Manny Pacquiao fight in Las Vegas — the latter and his long time trainer and mentor — have shown to still be on form. Pacquiao and Freddie Roach’s partnership is one of legend. Even at this advanced stage, their unspoken rhythm — starkly evident here: (Hat tip

The Olympics is well up and running now for boxing and as the quarter finals approach — excitement builds. One bizarre situation however that seemed to stun many in the early action took place at heavyweight. Youness Baalla, in a crazy moment, had a Mike Tyson vs Evander Holyfield type occurrence: The 22-year-old fighter from

Recently standout amateur and undefeated professional heavyweight Joe Joyce continued his run in the paid ranks impressively. Scoring a stoppage win over Carlos Takam last weekend. Joyce at 35-years-old, as a heavyweight who is in the prime of his career, now, will look for a step up next up. One reported opponent next potentially is

Right, boxing is well and truly underway the last couple of days in Japan. A lot to look over and watch this week as things begin to take shape. From a team USA standpoint former Olympic Gold medalist and pound for pound champion Andre Ward said of the opening action: We are back at this