Former heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury had less than kind words for his close rival Anthony Joshua last night after the current champion became the first man to ever knock out Russian Alexander Povetkin. After a pretty lackluster undercard Joshua rose to the challenge and put on a huge performance in the main event. Getting […]

Anthony Joshua proved himself in most people’s eyes as the best heavyweight in the world this weekend after becoming the first man to knock out Russian Alexander Povetkin. Yes, some people are saying that Povetkin was old and at 39 had seen better days. But I don’t necessarily buy into that narrative. Early on in

Anthony Joshua set up a potential super fight next April 13th with a stunning performance tonight at Wembley stadium. Russian challenger Alexander Povetkin got off to a quick start and showed just how dangerous he was early on. He caused some damage to the nose of Joshua and landed a number of left hooks on

Former heavyweight champion of the world Tyson Fury confirmed today that he has signed the contract to take on Deontay Wilder on December 1st. He’s also taken the opportunity to trash tonight’s Anthony Joshua card. The undercard tonight on Joshua vs Povetkin perhaps has not lived up to a lot of people’s expectations. The card

Liverpool’s David Price was forced to retire in tonight’s boxing action on the Anthony Joshua vs Alexander Povetkin undercard at Wembley stadium. After four rounds of an even bout the Liverpool man retired in his corner. Speaking in his post-fight interview he revealed what happened: “I’ve had a slight tear there in me right bicep

David Price was forced to retire in his corner tonight at Wembley due to injury it appears. There has been a big reaction online and one of his former rivals Tyson Fury has been one of the people having his say. Big punching heavyweight David Price after four rounds of boxing tonight in what appeared

Heavyweight contender Dillian Whyte has leaked a private message that WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder sent him in the past. Whyte is like the elephant, he never forgets. For some time Whyte has been high in the WBC rankings and is currently number one, although it appeared recently that Dominic Breazeale was somehow the mandatory