The former super-middleweight world champion seems to have a similar opinion on Anthony Joshua vs Deontay Wilder to most boxing fans. It’s a fight that the world of boxing has wanted to see for sometime now. Unfortunately, we don’t seem to be anywhere nearer it happening. Joshua is certainly the A-Side in the negotiations as […]

As October quickly approaches Manny Pacquiao finds himself under a bit of pressure to get certain areas of his boxing career in order if he wants to be back in the ring come early December like he said he wants to. It’s well-known at this stage that ‘Pacman’ does not wish to fight in the

Russian heavyweight Alexander Povetkin has shown the extent of his marks of battle following this past weekend’s heavyweight title fight with Anthony Joshua. A rain-soaked Wembley wasn’t to be dampened when it came to the main event of the evening. A 7 round tactical but brutal in the end fight that showed Anthony Joshua now

American boxing was watching this weekend as heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua fought for the first time on streaming app DAZN in the US. While the undercard was a bit of a let down Joshua made sure to make up for it with an impressive 7th round stoppage performance over Russian Alexander Povetkin. Not long ago

Tyson Fury has gone on a bit of a blocking rampage on Twitter following Anthony Joshua’s win last night over Alexander Povetkin. Earlier today heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua had shared news with fans that Tyson Fury had personally blocked him on Twitter. Despite the fact you have the option to simply mute someone on Twitter,

Anthony Joshua head coach Robert McCracken has given his post-fight analysis and thoughts of how he believed his fighter performed. Speaking after the fight McCracken said: “I think towards the end of the first round he held his feet. You can’t do that with Povetkin. He’s very good, with his skill, he’ll land hooks. If

The Liverpool boxer takes on cruiserweight kingpin Usyk this coming November in Manchester in a fight that pretty much no one is giving Bellew a chance in. But Bellew’s heard it all before. No one gave him a chance in last two fights, either. Two successive upset wins against David Haye was enough to force