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

Promoter of Mexican boxing superstar Canelo Alvarez, Oscar De La Hoya has taken a swipe at his charge’s closest rival following his latest bout this weekend. Former middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin wiped out Steve Rolls inside four rounds at Madison Square Garden last night. An expected result but nonetheless an impressive showing in New York.

While Kazakhstan’s Gennady Golovkin may no longer be in his prime this weekend he showed that his ferocious punching power is still more than enough to keep him in the mix with the big dogs of the middleweight division. An apex predator in the squared circle, ‘GGG’ copped a few heavy shots himself on the

Middleweight knockout artist Gennady Golovkin returns to action tonight against Steve Rolls at Madison Square Garden in New York. The former undisputed middleweight champion is still smarting from defeat to Canelo Alvarez last September following their rematch. That being said he knows a big win tonight could very well set up a third fight between

Over the last year or two you’ll notice that well known fighters in America are more and more starting to fight more and more in their hometowns. Sure, many of the super fights will always end up in places like Las Vegas, New York, Texas and California. But the trend of more and more hometown