A lot of speculation had pertained to when we would see the former WBO middleweight champion of the world back in the ring but details have been officially confirmed today. Saunders returns on December 22nd at the Manchester Arena on the highly anticipated Josh Warrington vs Carl Frampton world title bill. He’ll take on Zoltan […]

It has been over a week now since Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury fought to a draw for the WBC heavyweight title but emotion and fan opinion is still at an all time high following what in the eyes of most was an unsatisfactory result. The overwhelming majority of pundits, writers and fans feel that

Hall of Fame trainer Freddie Roach was in the corner of Tyson Fury in his recent draw with WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder in the capacity of a cut man and adviser. The decision to bring Freddie into the team was made by Fury head coach Ben Davison a number of weeks before the fight

WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder has had no love lost with Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn this year it’s fair to say. At various points Wilder has pointed to Hearn as the main reason that a massive heavyweight title fight unification between him and Joshua did not happen in 2018. Wilder at the moment appears to

Canelo Alvarez will fight at the super-middleweight limit this weekend when he takes on Rocky Fielding from the UK at Madison Square Garden in New York. It wasn’t long ago that Canelo moved from super-welterweight up to middleweight to fight Gennady Golovkin. Some have suggested that such a quick move now up to super-middleweight (168lbs)

Over a week on now Wilder has been watching the fight back on tape to analyze where he went wrong and what he might be able to do better in a rematch to get the win next time out. Although the bout was scored a draw, Fury’s boxing skills looked superior to Wilder’s in the

Chris Eubank senior has always been a man that’s captured the public’s attention for his outside the box way of communication over the years in boxing. A man who goes deep on various topics not just within the sport of boxing, but on various walks of life too. Today’s latest video from Eubank depicts him