It was a big weekend on Saturday night for professional boxing prospects to keep an eye on. Up and coming Xander Zayas proved himself to be one of these young fighters in some fashion. Scoring a big left hook stoppage set up by some blistering combinations and body work to set up the knockout: (Hat […]

You’ll struggle to find a better rivalry in all of boxing, sport or anything really, than that of the Mexico vs Puerto Rico boxing rivalry. There’s nothing as intense and ferocious but with good sportsmanship always shown afterwards. The two countries have produced some of the greatest boxing champions in history. Further than that though,

Puerto Rican-American Edgar Berlanga proved to be one of the great stories of the 2020 lockdowns and bubbles of boxing with an astonishing knockout streak. Fight after fight he knocked his opponents out at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. A happy stomping ground for him indeed. However his first fight of 2021 and outside

Canelo Alvarez and Billy Joe Saunders are understood to be in final preparations in sparring at the moment ahead of their May 8th Texas showdown. A super fight of its kind given the popularity of Alvarez in America, Mexico and internationally. He takes on Saunders from the UK in what could be an intriguing boxing

May 8th will see boxing’s biggest draw and in the eyes of many, the pound for pound number one or at least two at the worst, return to action. Mexico’s Canelo Alvarez will do battle with arguably one of the best technical boxers he has faced since Miguel Cotto in 2015 perhaps, in Billy Joe

Boxing and more specifically, the heavyweight division, is littered in history with shock upsets and one punch knockouts that came against the run of play. The power some of these fighters punch with is something else. It just sounds different even when watching a professional heavyweight fight. It’s almost like a different sport in some

Australian boxing beauty Ebanie Bridges continues to be a big hit. Wherever she goes — following her profile raising bouts over the last couple of months. Bringing genuine numbers and attention to women’s boxing and raising its profile perhaps, certainly a small bit. Although Bridges lost in the ring last time out to Shannon Courtenay,