Senator Manny Pacquiao returned to the boxing ring last month with a win over Adrien Broner in Las Vegas via unanimous points decision. A win that was never in doubt against a 29 year old four-weight world champion (Broner) that had clearly trained hard for the fight. Pacquiao’s superior work rate was one of the […]

Hall of Fame boxing trainer Freddie Roach comes across as one of the nice guys in the sport but don’t get on the wrong side of him in a street fight. Indeed, he’s willing to do anything and whatever it takes to survive in what realistically is a life and death situation if two grown

Heavyweight champion of the world Anthony Joshua is currently getting acquainted with the American market ahead of US fight debut on June 1st against Jarrell Miller at Madison Square Garden. Joshua has been much more himself in the last year or so in terms of saying what’s on his mind and letting his opponents know

The Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao fight in 2015 was billed as the fight of the century when it happened at the time. Ultimately, the fight didn’t and perhaps couldn’t live up to that level of hype and expectation as Floyd did what he always did and cruised to a comfortable points win with little

World famous boxing trainer Floyd Mayweather senior is never one to mince his words or be shy about his opinions on upcoming bouts in the sport. Whether they involved his son Mayweather junior or other fighters he’s trained in the past, or fighters who have nothing to do with him even — he doesn’t tend

Hall of Fame trainer Freddie Roach was once a professional fighter in his own right. Something that stays with many boxers throughout their lives wherever they go and however older they get. Once a fighter always a fighter as they say. Speaking with Dan Patrick, Freddie opened up about what happened on the last time

The final press conference took place today ahead of Saturday night’s super-middleweight showdown between Chris Eubank Jr and James DeGale. It came with plenty of verbal bashing as was expected and as also expected — some rather strange comments were made from Chris Eubank senior. Perhaps the weirdest comment came when a dispute over who