Another installment of Premier Boxing Champions take place this weekend with former champion Jermell Charlo headlining. Former WBC world super-welterweight champion JCharlo (31-1-15KO) fights against 31-year-old Mexican Jorge Cota (28-3-25KO). He does so following the first loss of his professional career not long ago. Last time out he lost to Tony Harrison via unanimous points […]

Today marks the anniversary of a boxing trainer who truly had a style of his own. Dublin’s Brendan Ingle originally made his name as one of the great boxing trainers of his time when he left Ireland for Sheffield, England. Starting out he was a professional fighter himself but later found his true calling as

Rapper 50 Cent often finds himself linked to the boxing world. His involvement as a promoter these days isn’t particularly clear but a few years back a planned venture with old buddy Floyd Mayweather while it didn’t work out it certainly positioned him into the boxing conversation. Since then he’s continued to bash Floyd on

Tyson Fury Head Movement Razor Sharp Tyson Fury made easy work of previously unbeaten opponent Tom Schwarz and won a lot of new fans around the world in the process this weekend. Fighting at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas Fury was keen to put on a show from the start. Coming into the ring

Tyson Fury Las Vegas Debut Goes Off In Style Lineal heavyweight champion Tyson Fury electrified the boxing world this weekend in the fight capital of the world. He did so largely with a combination of his expert boxing skills and ability to entertain. His talent to fight perhaps only bettered by his outside the ring

Tyson Fury Reaction To Tom Schwarz Victory A Class Act Ultimately in sport there has to be a winner and a loser. Yes, draws can occur for the nitpickers out there. But in the end — a true winner is always found in a rematch or replay. Whatever sport you’re dealing with. Boxing is perhaps

Dillian Whyte rips Tyson Fury once again Heavyweight contender and long time waiter on a shot at the title Dillian Whyte has wasted no time venting his feelings on Tyson Fury’s Las Vegas debut. Fury beat Tom Schwarz inside two rounds at the MGM Grand but Whyte was less than impressed with what he saw.