Former undisputed heavyweight champion of the world Lennox Lewis badly wants to see an Anthony Joshua vs Deontay Wilder fight – like most boxing fans do really. But that could all be blown totally apart of course when Tyson Fury takes on Deontay Wilder before the year is out. If Fury were to upset the […]

The race is well and truly on by multiple parties to sign Manny ‘Pacman’ Pacquiao at the moment but whoever lands the superstar boxer knows that it will not come cheap. And why should it? Granted, Pacquiao is no longer in his prime and is coming to the end of his career, but he’s still

Gennady Golovkin whom usually exhibits a united front at all times, is softly spoken and leaves his fists do the talking in the ring, has changed that approach somewhat ahead of next month’s super fight with Canelo Alvarez. September 15th in Las Vegas will see a rematch of epic proportions in the middleweight division between

Tyson Fury has taken to social media straight away following some reports that he might have been reconsidering the Deontay Wilder fight this week. A comment from Dan Rafael on his chat forum on ESPN suggested Fury was thinking about not going ahead with the fight later this year. Promoter Eddie Hearn also during the

The KSI vs Logan Paul white-collar fight between the two YouTube stars in Manchester last night ended in a draw. The bout went pretty much under the radar of most boxing fans this weekend, with the main interest mostly from the YouTube star’s existing subscriber base. The fight was not overseen by the British Boxing

WBO middleweight world champion Billy Joe Saunders and rival promoter Eddie Hearn found themselves next to one another on a flight home from the States. The latter made the mistake of falling asleep. Saunders is fast making a name for himself as somewhat of a prankster in boxing after last week’s chicken throwing at Nandos

Boxing star Mikey Garcia is also in talks at the moment to join Eddie Hearn and streaming platform DAZN as the race heats up between the networks and platforms in American boxing to sign or hold onto the top-tier boxing talent. Eddie Hearn and DAZN were in Boston earlier this week for the Billy Joe