The age old question of how would a prime Mike Tyson have done against a prime Muhammad Ali back in the day is perhaps the most debated question in all of boxing. So much so, that in one of the EA boxing games over the last decade pit both boxers on the front cover to

Lineal heavyweight champion of the world Tyson Fury appears like he could have an opportunity to take part in one of the biggest heavyweight title fights in history next up. If he so chooses. While negotiations are thought to be ongoing for the rematch between him and WBC champion Deontay Wilder it appears Fury now

It appears Tyson Fury is more in the frame than ever before for a big showdown with fellow UK heavyweight Anthony Joshua than ever before. His (Joshua’s) promoter Eddie Hearn told IFL TV yesterday that the two front runners at the moment for Joshua on April 13th are Dillian Whyte and then Tyson Fury. It

Leading boxing promoter Eddie Hearn appears to be near his wits end with trying to make a possible Anthony Joshua vs Deontay Wilder heavyweight title unification. Indeed, getting any sort of credible opponent for Joshua on the scheduled April 13th date at Wembley stadium appears to be proving difficult at the moment. As things stand

Pacquiao vs Broner fight week is now upon us and later on today Adrien Broner will complete his media workouts at Las Vegas boxing gym Barry’s Boxing. A lot of questions are being asked about both fighters coming into this, namely — what version of both Pacquiao and Broner will turn up? Upon inspecting recent

Former Adrien Broner opponent Mikey Garcia knows first hand the ability of Broner having shared the ring with him. Garcia is busy preparing for his own bout later this year against IBF welterweight champion Errol Spence Jr but knows he could easily be in line for the winner or even the loser of this weekend’s