The Mexican holiday weekend is usually reserved for only the biggest fights in boxing every year and next year an early play has already being made for the date. Traditionally over the years Floyd Mayweather pretty much owned the date and would fight on that weekend in Las Vegas every year. But now that he’s […]

A few years ago I thought US and UK boxing would really grow. During a time when the sport was down but I honestly thought major players in both countries would one day come to one another’s countries to put on and show big fights to the masses. I’m humbly proud to realise today that

Promoter of Anthony Joshua, Eddie Hearn has clearly seen the public wave of interest and support for Tyson Fury recently following his epic battle with WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder and is clearly unhappy his man Joshua has essentially being frozen out of the limelight by the two recently. Public perception has now moved to

Floyd Mayweather’s next fight, an exhibition bout in Japan on December 31st coming against a kick boxing world champion has left people scratching their heads. The fight will take place at welterweight but no details as of yet regarding American broadcasting rights have been confirmed. It will be under boxing rules but the whole thing

Ah, good old Money May. Same old Floyd Mayweather really. A guy who loves a quick cash grab. Would you blame him, either? For essentially taking no risk in what is slated as an exhibition boxing contest over three rounds in duration it is thought that he could be getting paid more than $6 million

The tide of public perception has well and truly turned against Anthony Joshua since WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder and lineal champion Tyson Fury fought to a draw a little over a week ago. Joshua seems to have gone from being talked about as the best heavyweight in the world to being largely given the

The tension between the two rival promoters in the UK continues to grow as the sport continues to go from strength to strength. Both promoters are putting on top quality fights on a consistent basis it has to be said. To be fair to both parties. Both have significant broadcast deals in the UK with