Former heavyweight champion of the world Mike Tyson is a keen fan of both boxing and the sport of mixed martial arts today. Tyson is often ringside at noteable UFC events. Recently the former knockout artist boxer made a bold prediction that UFC female fighter ‘Thug’ Rose will take apart her Chinese rival Zhang Weili […]

A school of thought claims that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. A new trend in boxing suggests renowned old boxers of the past are starting to copy one another in their droves. On the aforementioned idea itself, as a matter of fact, it probably is, quite true. People will always try to copy

When Andy Ruiz Jr. steps into the ring with Chris Arreola on May 1st it will have marked nearly 18 months since his last bout. A defeat on points to Anthony Joshua for the heavyweight title back in December 2019. The world is a very different place now for obvious reasons, but so is Ruiz

Many believe that this year could be the last one that boxing fans see Filipino Manny Pacquiao in a pro boxing ring at the highest level. Before possibly cashing out of the combat sport industry all together after. In the form of some type of exhibition bout against Conor McGregor. First thing is first, though.

The upcoming Ruiz vs Arreola fight certainly promises to be a fun one from a fight style perspective. Styles make fights and these two Mexican-American sluggers love to stand toe to toe at times and trade leather. You’d have expect that at some point in the fight both boxers will throw caution to the wind

Joey Borrero, nephew of the great Felix ‘Tito’ Trinidad, went 8-0 (7 KO) as a professional at the weekend in Mexico. It was the first time Borrero was taken the distance in the pros. His opponent has to be commended for coming to fight. Borrero’s journey to the top continues, an evolved fighter making improvements

Women’s boxing continues to seemingly grow out of nowhere at the moment. Men’s professional boxing obviously leading the way first but women’s boxing has gained momentum on an ad-hoc basis. After nearly flat-lining on the operating theater prior to that, so to speak. Puerto Rican world champion Amanda Serrano had a big win this week