Boxing is a full-contact sport, and as such, injuries are as common as the rising and setting of the sun. This is why it is crucial to take all necessary safety precautions when participating in this type of combat sport.  One of the critical protective accessories that a boxer must always have in-hand when stepping […]

Britain’s Anthony Joshua once again finds himself as the main man in world heavyweight boxing this week having won back his IBF, WBA and WBO heavyweight titles this past weekend in Saudi Arabia. Done so via a convincing points win over less than in shape former champion Andy Ruiz Jr. Admiteddly, Ruiz conceded after the

WBC heavyweight champion of the world Deontay Wilder was a keen spectator of this weekend’s IBF, WBO and WBA title fight between Andy Ruiz Jr and Anthony Joshua. Wilder knows that ultimately, for him or the winner (Joshua) to truly prove who the best heavyweight in the world is, they’ll have to face one another

We’re not long away now from tonight’s fight for three versions of the heavyweight championship of the world. Champion Andy Ruiz and challenger Anthony Joshua will do battle in a rematch following on from Ruiz’ shock win earlier this year in New York. So many theories about what happened before that fight have done the

This Saturday night sees one of the biggest fights of the year when Andy Ruiz Jr and Anthony Joshua battle it out in Saudi Arabia for three of the four heavyweight titles. Ruiz shocked the world earlier this year in the first fight when he knocked out Joshua in New York, prompting the immediate rematch.

Recently Deontay Wilder kept his end of the bargain up to keep the Tyson Fury super (re) match alive with a stunning right hand knockout of Luis Ortiz. A shot that came against the run of play entirely in the bout with most people believing Ortiz to be ahead at the time of the stoppage

Fight week is upon us again in the heavyweight division with this Saturday night two of its premier pugilists doing battle for a second time. Heavyweight champion Andy Ruiz Jr made history last time out by knocking out Britain’s Anthony Joshua last summer to become the first ever Mexican heavyweight champ. Coming into the rematch