Dillian Whyte rips Tyson Fury once again Heavyweight contender and long time waiter on a shot at the title Dillian Whyte has wasted no time venting his feelings on Tyson Fury’s Las Vegas debut. Fury beat Tom Schwarz inside two rounds at the MGM Grand but Whyte was less than impressed with what he saw. […]

Tyson Fury Wows America Tyson Fury turned on a real show tonight on his Las Vegas debut. Granted, he was expected to beat previously unbeaten German Tom Schwarz. But the style he did it in was exceptional. He made a big, big splash in America tonight. Right off the bat he won the hearts of

Cuban boxing talent Yuniel Dorticos wiped out previously unbeaten Mayweather-promoted Andrew Tabiti a short time ago in Latvia. In some fashion too. Dorticos is well known to hardcore fight fans for his boxing pedigree as a technician but tonight he also showed his brutal punching power. Fighting in the World Boxing Super Series Dorticos left

Anthony Joshua Knockout By Ruiz Still Causing A Stir When it comes to new heavyweight champion of the world (IBF, WBO and WBA) Andy Ruiz the following saying perhaps has never being more true: “Never judge a book by its cover.” In all walks of life those with experience will tell you that the above

This weekend sees heavyweight boxing return to Las Vegas as Tyson Fury continues his comeback against unbeaten German Tom Schwarz. Not a whole lot is really known about 26-year-old Schwarz (24-0-16KO). Mainly due to him not being in a whole bunch of big fights to date. He hasn’t mixed with top contenders but make no

American boxing promoter Bob Arum this week is involved in the promotion of perhaps one of the biggest heavyweight fights to take place in Las Vegas for some time. Although no title is on the line per se, Tyson Fury vs Tom Schwarz on Saturday at the MGM Grand still represents the most significant heavyweight

It’s hard to believe its been nearly four years since Tyson Fury dethroned then undisputed heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko. All the way back in November 2015 at this stage. A lot has happened for both men since and indeed for the entire sport of boxing. The landscape of the noble art is in a far