This weekend James DeGale and Chris Eubank Jr will throw down in an interesting super-middleweight clash in London between two heated rivals. So many questions exist coming into the fight. What type of James DeGale will turn up being the main one. DeGale has struggled with injuries in the past and has blamed some sub […]

Lineal heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury shocked the boxing world yesterday when he announced he had joined forces with ESPN to have his fights shown exclusively across their platforms in the US moving forward. Immediately, this brought up concerns from some that the Deontay Wilder rematch would be harder to make given Wilder is with

A lot can change it would seem in just a few days in the boxing world. Currently it is understood that a Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury rematch is still being negotiated but many have expressed concerns of how it will happen now given the news today that Tyson Fury has signed with ESPN. Wilder

Trainers in professional boxing are probably the single most important person to a boxer out of an entire team around them. The right combination can be a potent force over time that can lead a fighter all the way to the championship of the world, ultimately. The wrong combination can be highly detrimental for a

WBO welterweight champion Terence Crawford finds himself in a bit of an awkward situation at the moment. Next up he takes on Amir Khan which is a big fight for him. No doubt. It will probably be the biggest name fought to date in terms of star power in boxing but after that it’s kind

Pound for pound lightweight star Mikey Garcia moves up all the way to welterweight next month to take on Errol Spence in Spence’s home State of Texas. A dangerous move unquestionably but one the likeable Garcia has to be commended for at this stage of his career at the same time. Many regard Spence as

The news that Tyson Fury has joined forces with ESPN today has sent shock waves around the world in the sport of boxing. A huge move. No doubt about it. Stealth-fully kept quite and executed to shock the world too. ESPN’s Steve Kim reported that WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder’s manager Shelly Finkel was taken