Jack Johnson is synonymous with boxing history and American culture of his day. He was a real rebel for his time in many ways. He always respectfully stuck up for his people. His people in his businesses. His wife and so on. A champion of the underdogs. Johnson was the first black world heavyweight champion. […]

While the extremely concerning and frankly deplorable situation for the undisputed fight looks no more clear than it did last week, lineal heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has not been letting this get to him. Why should he either. Or Joshua for that matter. This looks like the ugly head of boxing politics striking again. Swiftly

When times of trouble arise in the world many look to the sport of boxing and some of its reverred protagnists for inspiration. It makes sense when you think about it. They know more than most about overcoming trials and tribulations. Boxing has always been about the boxers’ stories and over the years, they are

Boxing is certainly atypical. That much is fair. In recent times it appeared that the undisputed heavyweight title fight between Fury and Joshua was close to be signed but we are still no closer to getting a definite fight date and venue just yet. The longer this goes on the longer fans’ frustration will boil

Look, it’s too bloody easy to criticize. No one perfect. We’ve taken the high road recently on leaving boxing politics completely alone moving forward. Leaving it in the garbage. Where it belongs. What we will say is this though. Boxing is actually trying to do better the moment. Believe it or not. We know that

During a sporadic start of the year for boxing this year we’ve been trying to pay more attention to historical fighters and figures as boxing finally gets back on its feet properly as the year progresses. Looking back at legends of the game. One fighter we’ve forgot to mention on here before was one Archie

While the heavyweight division at the very top of the class is on fire at the moment with talks of an undisputed fight, there is a lot of activity in the entire division going unnoticed in some quarters. New contenders are emerging frequently with all of them vying to try to fight their way up