Former WBO heavyweight champion Joseph Parker of New Zealand came through a scare in what proved to be a good fight against the UK’s Dereck Chisora on Saturday night. Many had an issue with the scorecards afterwards however and believed Chisora deserved to get the decision including heavyweight contender Dillian Whyte: Parker was awarded the […]

There is a lot of bull and lies by the looks of it as per the usual bloody case in some quarters in boxing going on surrounding the alleged undisputed heavyweight fight between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury happening. Fury is staying busy. Working on the right hand and footwork here with coach Hill: Fair

Canelo Alvarez has come a long way to get where he is today. Never forgetting where he is from but never letting that define who he is today at the same time. Helping people still behind the scenes by all accounts in his native Mexico. Not to have his bloody name doing so for bull

What would have happened in a hypothetical Canelo Alvarez and Floyd Mayweather fight? Where both were in their primes? It is a question that many boxing fans have ushered in, over the last few years, while the development of Alvarez has come at an exceedingly impressive pace. When the pair fought when he was a

Wow, Pacquiao really isn’t taking the easy way out at the end of his boxing career with some of these opponents he’s linked with. The Terence Crawford fight collapsed recently. It would represent a very tough fight for him against one of the pound for pound best. Maybe you’d think, ah, he’ll take an easy

Fantasy fights while obviously trivial and pointless in many ways, often evoke some interest from a number of boxing fans. Particularly when one looks back at legends of boxing. Specifically in the heavyweight division. Boxing’s traditional glamor division. Heavyweights are much bigger, stronger and faster today but boxing ability, skill and most importantly, heart, transfers

The trend of legends of the ring coming back to the sport well past their days of being active, in exhibitions, looks set to continue. One Mike Tyson leading the charge no less. Old Tyson fought Roy Jones Jr last year. It did excellent numbers on pay per view. An event that captured world attention