The best pound for pound fighter of his era, Floyd Mayweather, returns to the ring in an entertainment exhibition this weekend in Miami, Florida. Not many really know what to be expect outside this weekend’s Logan Paul bout being for entertainment firstly. That said, Paul has trained for the fight and is coming in there […]

Sometimes when trawling through boxing history you can stumble across some very interesting stats and numbers. Unique achievements from some of the sport’s legends. Feats that still stand the test of time today. Even in 2021. That’s the way boxing is. In many ways it always has endured and persevered. When looking up pound for

Errol Spence vs Manny Pacquiao represents a big fight this summer in the welterweight division for many reasons. It will show, potentially, just how good Errol Spence is since coming back from a car accident. It could, also show though, how much of a legend in boxing Manny Pacquiao is. One suspects he’ll look to

Devin Haney had a great win at the weekend in Las Vegas. A good fight most thought but it’s hard to impress some boxing fans with the boos that were heard in the arena in his hometown at some points. He did well though in fairness and showed huge heart to come back from being

This is certainly going to grab attention in boxing. Likely further afield too. Muhammad Ali is considered today by many to be one of, if not, the greatest boxer that ever lived. Some will disasgree though and that’s okay. Sometimes humans have different viewpoints, that’s okay. Former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder’s new trainer, and

Former world champion Carl Froch knows plenty about big fights and events. Certainly in our opinion, one of the very best fighters England ever produced. A career of highs and lows but mostly highs towards the end. Indeed, it wasn’t until the very end that he made it big and had some huge wins down

When it comes to probably the three biggest names that do legitimate numbers in America for women’s boxing you’re talking Laila Ali, Claressa Shields and now, Australian, Ebanie Bridges. Respectfully, nothing else counts or comes close when you are talking genuine, big interest in women’s boxing, from a big numbers perspective. It still has a