All the hard work has well and truly been completed at this stage for ‘AB’ as he tapers off over the coming six days or so ahead of the biggest challenge of his professional career. When the fight against Manny Pacquiao was first announced a couple of months back Broner was clearly heavy and had

Conor McGregor has been linked with a possible return to a professional boxing ring this year but at the moment everything seems up for debate around whether or not he’s actually interested in another boxing match or if a lot of this is just for more press and promotion. Either is possible really and with

Undefeated 20 year old lightweight prospect Devin Haney (21-0-13KO) extended his unbeaten run on Firday night with a strong unanimous points decision win over South African Xolisani Ndongeni whom he handed his first loss of his pro career to. Fighting on ShoBox: The New Generation — Haney scored a second round knockdown on his way

The old saying in boxing goes that a fighter’s power is the last thing he ever loses. Or for some — perhaps they never lose it at all. Speed, timing and reflexes cannot be defeated when pit against father time but how hard someone hits appears to be in many instances to from the grace

Lineal heavyweight champion Tyson Fury is understood to be in advanced stages of negotiations for a rematch with WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder later this year. The two fought to a draw last month in LA in what proved to be one of the most memorable fights of 2018. Indeed, it was a memorable year

Manny Pacquiao’s fame in the ring is perhaps only matched outside of it by his humility and good nature. Trash talking has never been his thing, really. Over the years when boxers have tried to get under his skin he usually just laughs and says something along the lines of ‘I will try my best’.