Hall of Fame trainer Freddie Roach was once a professional fighter in his own right. Something that stays with many boxers throughout their lives wherever they go and however older they get. Once a fighter always a fighter as they say. Speaking with Dan Patrick, Freddie opened up about what happened on the last time […]

The final press conference took place today ahead of Saturday night’s super-middleweight showdown between Chris Eubank Jr and James DeGale. It came with plenty of verbal bashing as was expected and as also expected — some rather strange comments were made from Chris Eubank senior. Perhaps the weirdest comment came when a dispute over who

Respected boxing promoter Richard Schaefer is well known for being a man who can spot talent in professional boxing. In years gone by Schaefer is credited by many as having been the leading force in building Oscar De La Hoya’s Golden Boy Promotions. In recent years Schaefer has gone out on his own after a

The famous $50 million offer tabled to Anthony Joshua for a showdown and a chance to unify the belts with WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder just won’t seem to go away. In recent weeks fellow promotional stablemate to Joshua, Dillian Whyte even admitted that he saw that the offer was legitimate recently on his travels

Errol Spence Jr, the IBF welterweight champion is regarded by many as one of the best fighters in the sport today pound for pound. While pound for pound is always debated by many fans given the difficult nature of the concept in the first place, Spence is probably in most people’s top five pound for

IBF welterweight world champion Errol Spence Jr is gearing up for his latest defence next month when he takes on fellow pound for pound rated star Mikey Garcia. Two undefeated fighters in their prime, in many ways, both fighters represent the new era of pound for pound talent breaking through in the sport following the

Promoter of Anthony Joshua, Eddie Hearn has been going to bat with former undisputed heavyweight world champion Lennox Lewis a lot in the media in recent times. The beef between the two stems from Lewis been critical of Joshua not taking on either Tyson Fury or Deontay Wilder as of yet in his career. The