It has been a week now since Floyd Mayweather announced that he plans on coming back to the sport of boxing to take on Manny Pacquiao in a second fight but a lot has changed in that time already. First off, Pacquiao said either way he would be finalizing a deal for his next fight […]

The WBC heavyweight title will be contested by champion Deontay Wilder and challenger Tyson Fury on December 1st in a location to be confirmed next week in the United States. Huge news for the sport of boxing that two of the top three heavyweights in the world are getting in there to exchange leather this

Hall of Fame promoter Frank Warren as expected has confirmed the date for which Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury will take place later this year on the same day as his bitter rival Eddie Hearn promotes the Anthony Joshua vs Alexander Povetkin heavyweight title fight later on in London. Most within boxing expected the news

Carl Froch gave his reaction to what he thought about Anthony Joshua’s weight ahead of tonight’s boxing match against Alexander Povetkin at Wembley stadium. Carl Froch knows a thing or two about boxing weigh-ins. A dedicated professional in his day, I can’t recall him ever missing weight during his professional career. Certainly in the final

A rather embarrassing faux pas had to be quickly corrected at the Joshua vs Povetkin weigh-in ahead of tonight’s boxing at Wembley stadium. Mistakes happen in all professional sports at the end of the day. When Joshua first stepped onto the scales the announcer yesterday called out his weight as 17 stone 5 lbs and the

Former heavyweight champion of the world David Haye is a keen admirer of current champion Anthony Joshua but believes he has one flaw at this point in his career. Haye has retired from the sport this year after back to back losses to Tony Bellew but still keeps up with all things current affairs in