Manny Pacquiao isn’t done in boxing just yet, as last weekend proved. He’s got his eyes firmly set on his next challenge already and at 39 years young, still appears to have plenty left to mix at the top-level of the sport. His seventh round TKO win over Lucas Matthysse in Malaysia yesterday saw Pacquiao […]

The Anthony Joshua vs Alexander Povetkin fight has been made official this morning with promoter Eddie Hearn confirming the date and venue a short time ago. It had been thought the fight was next up for Joshua over the last couple of weeks following the Deontay Wilder fight talks collapsing but things went quiet on

Chris Eubank Jr appears to have been drafted in by Eddie Hearn at the last-minute following a reported late injury suffered to former world champion Kell Brook. The main event on the UK pay per view on July 28th at the 02 Arena in London will be headlined by the heavyweight fight between Dillian Whyte

Manny Pacquiao is flying high once again and let the welterweight division know he’s not done yet after a classic performance this weekend over Lucas Matthysse. 39-year-old Pacquiao showed he has plenty of punching power and boxing skills left to compete just yet. Mind you, he now finds himself in a very tough division at

Manny Pacquiao looked like the Manny of old in spurts this weekend against Lucas Matthysse and proved that while he might be out of his prime, that old power is still there. The last time Pacquiao had stopped someone in the professional boxing ring was against Puerto Rican boxing great Miguel Cotto back in 2009.