The Wilder vs Fury purse split has been agreed by both parties it has been confirmed today by legendary promoter Frank Warren. Typically the purse split is always the main bone of contention when trying to make big fights. Money and ego always play a part in big time boxing, unfortunately, but this hasn’t been […]

The Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder confrontation in the ring last night was the main story following what proved to be a straight forward win in the end for Fury this weekend. Francesco Pianeta didn’t land much on Fury who showed some good movement and footwork last night as his bid to return to the

Lineal heavyweight champion Tyson Fury and WBO middleweight world champion Billy Joe Saunders taunted WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder after Fury’s win last night over an incident that took place outside the ring on Friday night. The well publicized incident took place inside a Nandos restaurant in Belfast where Saunders and Wilder got into a

The Wilder vs Fury fight was confirmed last night by promoter Frank Warren with a formal announcement at a press conference expected shortly for date and venue. What we do know however is that it will happen in the US in either November or December. In Las Vegas or New York. Following Fury’s latest win

Hall of Fame promoter Bob Arum of Top Rank appears to be the front runner for Manny Pacquiao’s next promoter as ‘Pacman’ looks poised to re-sign with Arum. Recently we wrote on here about how sometimes sticking with what or who you know can be beneficial. Sometimes. It appears the promoter Manny Pacquiao knows best

While Irishman Paddy Barnes came up short last night in his first world title shot as a professional, a number of positives can be taken moving forward. It was always going to be a tough bout against excellent Nicaraguan champion Rosales but credit to Barnes, he stepped up to the plate in a world title

Carl ‘The Jackal’ Frampton chalked in a vintage display last night that ensured his Winsdor Park dream went according to plan in Belfast. The Belfast faithful turned out in their droves for their boxing hero. Rain or no rain, Frampton was not to be denied. A measured performance that picked up the pace round by