Boxing as does the world clearly lives in changing times at the moment in 2021. To the point of, former champion Julio Cesar Chavez returned for an exhibition last weekend in Mexico. On the same night, his son, somehow lost a boxing match to well over the hill former UFC fight legend Anderson Silva. In […]

Not many know ahead of this weekend’s big fight in Atlanta involving Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis that his opponent, Mario Barrios of Mexico, the champion, has one of boxing’s great trainers in his corner. Virgil Hunter no less. The man who trained Andre Ward to become one of the best pound for pound boxers of his

A certain storyline ahead of this weekend’s big fight in Atlanta involving pound for pound star and knockout artist Gervonta Davis has gone a bit under the radar. It is well known that Davis came from a difficult traumatic background in Baltimore. His understandable anger, aggressiveness and hard hitting fists came from somewhere at the

Look, nothing against anyone or any State but now that America, once again, is leading the world in terms of how the country deals with world disasters, same old same old, has things under control and things are getting back to normal, who cares about places like Florida who took all the big fights recently.

Not many are giving former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder a chance against lineal champion Tyson Fury when they fight for a third time on July 24th at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. However. If heavyweight boxing has taught fans anything at all over the years it is to never write anyone off. Ever.

At the weekend it was reported that legendary Italian-American actor James Gandolfini has now been dead eight years. Where does the time go at all. Known for his role as Tony Soprano in the hit HBO TV series ‘The Sopranos’ Gandolfini was not only a titan in acting, but in popular culture. A quiet gentle

It has been a topic that has existed for quite some time now in boxing. That of which boxers being caught cheating for steroids or performance enhancing drugs. Categorized by the relevant jurisdiction a fighter is competing in. The only logical answer at the end of it all, with the issue still being a problem,