Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson is getting in on a digital trend that continues to grow at the moment. That of which for celebrities, well known events and indeed professional athletes. NFT’s. A number of high profile boxers have gotten involved in recent weeks. Hopefully none of them get burned and all goes well. Here’s […]

Saul Alvarez has hit the golf course this week and you can’t blame him amid the chaotic world situation that changes by the day. When you feel jacking everything in, and blowing everything up, a game of golf always good for those who enjoy the game. A good walk spoiled sometimes but a lot of

Manny Pacquiao and Errol Spence Jr. are currently putting in the hard graft needed ahead of next month’s big fight in Las Vegas. A welterweight showdown that now looks set to be the premier fight in boxing of the entire summer. Pacquiao has shared the ring with many boxing legends in his career and old

UFC fighter and one time professional boxer Conor McGregor returns to action this weekend in MMA but has mentioned previously he wants to get into boxing. It now looks like that could be some time away down the road however. He was asked ahead of the fight what he thought of taking on either YouTube

Coach of former heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder Malik Scott is keeping Wilder training hard by all accounts. That much is clear. It emerged yesterday however that the original fight date with Tyson Fury this month is in jeopardy. Much conflicting information occurred at the time. The usual. Speaking to EsNews YouTube (hat tip) Wilder’s coach

A lot of conflicting information emerged regarding the upcoming trilogy fight between Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder at heavyweight. As always, best to hang back and wait for official information. Predictable and boring after a while. Boxing fans simply want to see the fights and care nothing for politics. Boxing has once again been hit

Life is a like a game of Texas Holdem poker someone once said. Sometimes the chips are up. Sometimes the stocks are down. But in the end, only a journey to learn as much as you can and have a good life before passing on to eternal life. Oldest heavyweight champion of all-time George Foreman