Tony Bellew trainer Dave Coldwell perhaps hit the nail on the head better than anyone tonight following a thrilling fight between Oscar Valdez and Scott Quigg. The fight almost didn’t go ahead in the end due to Quigg not only missing weight, but then refusing to do a same day weigh in check on fight […]

Scott Quigg has been in the wars these past few years, to be it lightly. A broken jaw a couple of years back to Carl Frampton and now tonight – perhaps one of the worst broken noses seen for some time in boxing. Quigg as he always does, fought with his heart and gave it

WBO featherweight world champion Oscar Valdez defended his title tonight but was made to come through significant adversity from Englishman Scott Quigg in order to do so. The main story going into the fight was Quigg missing weight by an incredible 2.8lbs on weigh-in day. A significant amount of weight for any professional fighter to

Scott Quigg may have missed weight considerably before his world featherweight title shot tonight, but he made up for it with a gruelling battle tonight in California. WBO featherweight world champion Oscar Valdez ultimately won a unanimous decision over Englishman Quigg to retain his title but was made work for the win in more ways

Mikey Garcia became a four-weight world champion tonight with an impressive display over Sergey Lipinets in San Antonio, Texas. Garcia dropped the teak tough Lipinets on route to winning a unanimous points decision tonight and although Lipinets came in as an underdog, proved to be a very game and live test for Garcia. The win

Fight fans learned yesterday that subsequent tests performed on Canelo Alvarez following a positive drugs test revealed that nothing was found in his system. The report came from The Ring with all signs now pointing to the fight between Canelo and Gennady Golovkin going ahead on May 5th at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

The Valdez v Quigg fight tonight will take place for the WBO featherweight championship of the world but will only be available to be retained by champion Oscar Valdez following challenger Quigg missing weight yesterday. It will mark the biggest fight of Quigg’s (34-1-2-25KO) professional career since he lost his only fight as a pro