When one looks back on the boxing year of 2018 the undeniable comeback story of the year has to belong to Tyson Fury. A man who lost an astonishing amount of weight to even get back into a professional boxing ring in the first place, who beat depression and mental health problems and who in […]

Time has moved by quickly in recent months since the Manny Pacquiao vs Adrien Broner fight was first mooted then formally announced. While Pacquiao has remained a healthy favorite with bookmakers ahead of the bout, the closer it gets to January 19th and the more footage that emerges of four-weight world champ Broner appearing at

Belfast’s Carl ‘The Jackal’ Frampton suffered only the second defeat of his professional career this past weekend but only after sharing the ring in a modern day classic with world champion Josh Warrington. Warrington’s youth and engine perhaps proved a little too much in the end but those saying Frampton’s best days might be behind

To be honest Oscar comes in sometimes for a bit of unneeded abuse and criticism from time to time. Sometimes some is deserved, as well. Sure, he comes out with crazy comments, bizarre statements almost at times but it’s the fight game and he’s a promoter after all. This is the fight business not the

Manny ‘Pacman’ Pacquiao is back in LA where much of his famed fighting career has been established under the guidance once again of Hall of Fame trainer Freddie Roach in his Wild Card gym in Hollywood, California. If Pacquiao is going back to his American boxing roots for his upcoming pay per view showdown with

WBC heavyweight champion of the world Deontay Wilder recently fought Tyson Fury to a draw in LA in what turned out to be one of the most dramatic heavyweight title fights in recent history. Many believed Fury deserved to get the decision on the night and the fallout since the fight has hugely grown both

The sport of boxing is on fire right now between all the different stables, promoters and TV networks around the world competing with one another. Recently it was confirmed that the Premier Boxing Champions stable was moving to the UK as well as the US in terms of its distribution. The likes of Errol Spence