“It was all a dream, I used to read Word Up magazine.” Those were the words of a young rap artist named Biggie Smalls one time. Real name Christopher Wallace. Boxing is a sport perhaps like no other that characterizes this concept of people fulfilling objectives, goals and dreams and the inevitable ups and downs […]

Evander Holyfield was one of very few boxing champions in history that made the move from cruiserweight to heavyweight successfully. Often out-weighed and out gunned in power punching at heavyweight, this never held him back. His speed, tenacity, heart, skill and determination saw him hold both the cruiserweight and heavyweight titles. Certainly one of boxing’s

Lineal heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has been in America for a while now training and likely trying to conclude what could be one of the biggest heavyweight fights in years. A unification fight with Anthony Joshua. Both have been going at one another in recent times and the rivalry has been there for years now.

Celebrities in America have often in the past traded in their riches and fame for paparazzi privacy intrusion and annoyance. It has gone hand and hand with the toxic declining Hollywood culture for some time now. You only have to look at the dismal recent ratings the Oscars pulled to see that. With that being

Once again, viva Mexico. And, once again, viva Texas. What a weekend for boxing just gone because of both. That Alvarez vs Saunders show really displayed just how passionate, loyal and vocal Mexican boxing fans are. Perhaps Mexican boxing fans and Belfast boxing fans the two greatest sets of boxing supporters in the entire world.

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Saturday night’s Alvarez vs Saunders fight made waves around the world for both its showing as a boxing spectacle and that of which its holding as an international sporting occasion rightfully merited. A compelling fight and moreover — an important night for professional sport — Texas — America and the wider world. 73,000 plus fans