Peter Wells breaks down his Tommy Langford vs Jason Welborn prediction this weekend ahead of an interesting middleweight showdown. Being billed as the battle of the Baggies, this British title clash at the Walsall Town Hall is set to be as explosive as the atmosphere in the building. Langford has recovered nicely since a devastating defeat […]

This weekend Lenroy Thomas vs Joe Joyce takes place for the Commonwealth heavyweight title and our own Peter Wells is here to break down the fight ahead of this weekend. The new era of Heavyweights continue to rise, and Joe Joyce is doing so in quite an explosive way. And that explosion is not just

Peter Wells breaks down this weekend’s John Ryder vs Jamie Cox fight on Saturday 5th (12 rounds Super Middleweight). If the main event is not up to your liking, then the supporting cast should provide you with the value you expect when forking out nearly £20. Ryder and Cox clash in a must win all-British

Paul Butler vs Emmanuel Rodriguez – Saturday 5th (vacant IBF Bantamweight title) – Peter Wells breaks down the fight and gives his official pre-fight prediction. Paul Butler could send the crowd into an early frenzy should he pull off a stunning victory to regain the IBF Bantamweight belt he once briefly held. Now feeling his

Boxing News and Views’ Peter Wells is back this weekend ahead of this big fight taking place and gives his official David Haye v Tony Bellew prediction. To start off the weekend’s picks on the British scene is the fight that the country will be transfixed to in bars and their living rooms. The bitter

Tony Bellew has upped the mind games in some fashion ahead of this weekend’s rematch with his old nemesis David Haye. Mind games were a huge part of the first fight where in the opinion of many – Bellew got under the skin of Haye to his benefit. This time around it appears that Haye

Retired former world champion turned boxing pundit Carl Froch speaks a few words from the heart to David Haye ahead of his rematch this weekend with Tony Bellew. Fast forward a year on and David Haye will be hoping that his Achilles tendon injury suffered in the first fight with Tony Bellew will not rear