It’s all kicking off this afternoon in Belfast after a short time ago Tyson Fury weighed in for his bout this weekend with Francesco Pianeta in Windsor Park in Belfast. WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder is in attendance as he will be working on BT Sport and Showtime as a commentator for the fight. But […]

While Tyson Fury has not got past Francesco Pianeta just yet, who represents a tough task for him tomorrow night in Belfast, the powers that be have put into motion his plans for afterwards. Namely a super fight against WBC heavyweight champion of the world Tyson Fury. Boxing fans are buzzing at the moment ahead

Due to adverse weather conditions the venue had to be changed for today’s weigh-ins in Belfast to the Europa Hotel at the last-minute. Therefore it was hard for the promoters to get a stream of today’s weigh ins for all the fights but the official Tyson Fury weight for his fight against Francesco Pianeta has

This weekend sees the world of boxing turn its attention to Windsor Park in Belfast, Northern Ireland in a card headlined by three outstanding fights on television. The card on TV will get underway quite early at about 7.45pm local time for the first fight which will see a world title challenge from Paddy Barnes

Carl Frampton’s opponent this weekend from Australia, Luke Jackson, has come back from the brink of deep depression and mental health issues to find himself in arguably the biggest boxing event ever staged in Belfast – arguably home to the best boxing fans in the world. Jackson might be an unknown quantity to many in

Heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua is getting very scientific in his approach ahead of his showdown with Alexander Povetkin on September 22nd at Wembley stadium. Joshua no doubt will be a keen spectator this weekend of Tyson Fury’s fight in Belfast that will also have his close rival and WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder in attendance.

WBC heavyweight champion of the world Deontay Wilder will be in the house tomorrow night for the Tyson Fury vs Francesco Pianeta show at Windsor Park. He’ll be working as a commentator but the real reason he’s there is to build up a Fury showdown. Wilder appears to have moved on from the Anthony Joshua