Shakur Stevenson continues to develop in the pro ranks as the Olympic silver medallist put in another top class showing last night on ESPN. The Top Rank and Bob Arum promoted fighter made waves again as he took out Viorel Simon in the very first round in Omaha fighting on the Terence Crawford undercard to […]

That video that everyone has probably seen at this stage, involving WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder and a mascot on a television show getting punched – has now being addressed by Wilder himself. The video depicts Wilder landing a big right hand on the mascot with fresh reports coming out yesterday that it in fact

The Russian UFC champion has turned his focus to the boxing world it would appear. Since his win over McGregor there has been a lot of fall out pertaining to the aftermath of the fight that saw Khabib jump the fence and go after one of McGregor’s team. As well as McGregor throwing punches and

Terence Crawford defended his WBO welterweight title and solidified himself as one of the best fighters in the sport pound for pound once again last night. Going into the bout a lot of tension and bad blood existed between the two boxers with Crawford at one point swinging a bare knuckle punch at Benavidez. The

Both Khan and Brook are understood to be in ongoing negotiations for a mega fight in the new year but it would appear talks are not going totally to plan. Both men fight for the same promoter and on the same TV network and streaming platform so in theory, logic would tell you it should

Tim Bradley has given his expert opinion on how both big fights for Manny Pacquiao can go next year. Bradley knows both guys very well, particularly Pacquiao having fought him multiple times. These days ‘Desert Storm’ always offers interesting insight and analysis from his punditry roles these days in the sport and is probably one

It is being widely reported that Manny Pacquiao will face Adrien Broner this coming January and then Floyd Mayweather later in the year as part of a reported two fight deal signed with US boxing manager Al Haymon. Andre Ward knows a thing or two about the boxing business and the crafty characters often at