Following last weekend’s return to the sport of boxing for welterweight champion Keith Thurman attention has now turned to who might be next for ‘One Time’. An obvious fight is one against Manny Pacquiao who only boxed a week before Thurman with a unanimous points decision win over Adrien Broner and with both boxers now […]

Andre Ward was one of the few men to beat former super-middleweight champion Carl Froch in his professional career in a fight that Ward out boxed him in and won easily in the end. It’s a fight that still irks Froch to this day and one that he always labels Ward in as ‘boring’ and

Hall of Fame promoter Bob Arum promoted Manny Pacquiao through the glory days of his professional boxing career in years gone by and although not promoting him for the final stretch of his career at the moment — he still speaks very fondly of his old friend. Recently Arum got to catch up on Pacquiao’s

George Groves formally announced his retirement from the sport of boxing this week and largely has received a lot of well wishes and words of praise for his career from the boxing community. It’s no secret that himself and former opponent and world champion Carl Froch didn’t exactly see eye to eye during the careers

London’s George Groves has this morning (UK time) confirmed that he is retiring from the sport of professional boxing with immediate effect. The news will shock many given Groves’ relatively young age for a pro boxer in today’s modern times and the momentum his career was experiencing in recent years. Outside of his last fight

Heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua has had April 13th pencilled in for sometime for his next bout at Wembley stadium but has found it particularly hard to land a fight with his two closest rivals Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury. With both those boxers set to face one another in a rematch the stage now looks

Keith ‘One Time’ Thurman returned to action this Saturday night in a tough but highly entertaining majority points decision in New York live on Fox. Thurman has always been one of boxing’s characters in fairness. Never shy to give his opinion or call out his fellow boxers when an opportunity arises. It hasn’t taken him