Look, there’s a lot of garbage in boxing and in the world at the moment, obviously, but once again, respectfully, each to their own. Different fan bases will buy into different things. The world is becoming more independent and critically thinking by the day with the growing distrust of some countries’ governments and linked to, […]

WBC middleweight world champion Jermall Charlo moved forward again at the weekend. In a more difficult fight than expected perhaps. He got the unanimous decision win in the end in Houston. But, was certainly tested in the bout by opponent Montiel. Here are the Jermall Charlo vs Juan Montiel Highlights: The win improved his professional

This weekend saw likely the end of the boxing career of Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. It had become a bit of a joke in recent years anyway in truth with continued failure to make the weight for an incredible amount of bouts. That said, this weekend was a less serious bout and more for entertainment

In the weekend’s action featuring the highest level actual professional boxing talent fighting a certain champion from Japan impressed once again. Not surprised either. Naoya Inoue known as ‘The Monster’ continues to go from strength to strength. His methodical work was on show as three knockdowns scored on route to a knockout were exhibited in

Standout amateur and professional American world champion Mikaela Mayer returns to action tonight in Las Vegas. Mayer has shown to be improving every fight technically in the ring so far (14-0-5 KO). As current WBO world champion at super-featherweight, she has indicated she wants to try to grow female boxing in America. With Claressa Shields

Former heavyweight champion of the world Andy Ruiz continues to rebuild this year with more discipline, training and better diet. He returned to the ring this year with a win against Chris Arreola which turned out to be a very good fight indeed. Attention now turns to what next. Speaking on the Mike Tyson podcast

There’s often a tiresome and boring narrative of, well, remember the good old days in boxing. Every era is different and fighters of today’s time can only compete against the level of competition that is available to them. Without interesting and meaningful competition the whole thing is pointless anyway. The heavyweight division lost a lot