Heavyweights Dave Allen and Lucas Browne will throw down this weekend at the 02 Arena in London in what is expected to be a complete war of attrition between two men who only really fight one way. By coming forward and throwing heavyweight bombs until the man in front of them goes down, that is. […]

Double Olympic Gold medallist turned unified world middleweight champion Claressa Shields made history last weekend with her win over Christina Hammer. At age 24 Shields has a resume in the sport both amateur and professional that is as literally as good as it gets. When you consider she’s already won Olympic Gold twice as an

Rising American super-welterweight contender Julian Williams (26-1-1-16KO) has come out firing verbally this week amid the heavyweight division’s continued success around the world. Boxing’s traditional glamor division has long been in need of an injection of fresh blood and excitement and in recent years, thanks to likes of Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder

This past weekend female boxing star Claressa Shields cemented her place into boxing history in one of the biggest women’s world title fights ever to take place in the sport. Beating Christina Hammer by unanimous decision Shields became the undisputed middleweight champion of the world now holding all four titles (WBC, WBA, WBO and IBF).

Double Olympic Gold medallist Claressa Shields of Flint, Michigan is understandably proud of her back to back Olympic triumphs. A remarkable feat in fairness. An achievement and boxer or athlete period would be rightly proud of. In one recent interview with two reporters for DAZN YouTube (hat tip) they were curious to explore a rumor

Today sees Claressa Shields and Christina Hammer weigh-in ahead of their undisputed middleweight title unification bout this weekend at the iconic Boardwalk in Atlantic City. In many ways this is the biggest women’s title fight in boxing ever for a number of reasons. The fact Claressa Shields is a double Olympic champ, that both are

A welterweight super fight between pound for pound top dogs and welterweight champions Errol Spence and Terence Crawford could be a lot closer to happening in 2019 than many think now. Despite boxing politics, the two fighters being signed to an adviser and promoter who despise one another, and the fact that both fight on