Heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua has been travelling in the middle East over the holiday season and clearly has not over indulged like most will have done. Today’s the day that everyone no matter what profession (for the most part) are back to work and Joshua isn’t slacking off in his chosen craft of his professional […]

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao fought back in May of 2015 in what was at the time billed as the fight of the century. What enfolded was anything but to be fair. Despite the match becoming the most lucrative boxing match in history business-wise it left an awful taste in the mouth of boxing fans

France as well as other parts of the Western World continue to see riots and break downs between citizens and government for a number of reasons that seem to be getting only worse if anything. Obviously this is a boxing site and we have nothing to do with politics but the above had to be

Manny Pacquiao might now be 40 years of age but last year he showed he was able to roll back the clocks a bit against Lucas Matthysse with his first stoppage win in over nine years. Obviously his upcoming fight with Adrien Broner on January 19th in Vegas is a step up from that. Broner

Last week it was widely reported that Amir Khan’s next opponent will be Terence Crawford on April 20th most likely on ESPN and quite possibly — on ESPN pay per view too. Locations of Vegas and New York have also being mentioned. That said, nothing has been confirmed about it just yet and as things

Reports on TMZ in recent days allege that boxer Adrien Broner faces new legal woes right ahead of his upcoming fight on January 19th with Manny Pacquiao at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. That said, everything seems to be business as usual as per Broner, Showtime and Premier Boxing Champions’ social media accounts’ perspective.

Buboy Fernandez has long been a staple in the Pacquiao training camps over the years as one of Manny Pacquiao’s best friends and assistant coaches in his career. However in his last fight Fernandez was charged with the task of being the lead trainer for the Lucas Matthysse fight. A decision questioned at the time