Peter Wells goes through the Superfly 2 card’s main fights ahead of what promises to be a huge night of boxing.  This time around ‘SuperFly 2’ has branched out beyond the Super Flyweight division, and includes two world title clashes between the Flyweights. Two of the finest Flyweights on the planet meet as Donnie Nietes 40-1-4(22KO’s) […]

The Golovkin v Canelo rematch now at long last has a place to call home after months and months of negotiations behind the scenes for part two. The original fight took place in Las Vegas back in September and you guessed it – the biggest fight in the middleweight division has ended up back in

Boxing News and Views’ Peter Wells is back this week with his official Srisaket Sor Rungvisai vs Estrada preview and prediction. Apart from a stoppage of Jose Salgado and a points loss to Carlos Cuadras, the career of Srisaket Sor Rungvisai can be practically ignored up until the start of 2017. The Thailand man had fought

Mike Tyson and Deontay Wilder have been linked with one another in the media a lot in recent weeks following some controversial comments from Wilder. The comments from Wilder came a few weeks ago when he said he would have beaten a 1986 – prime version of Mike Tyson. Many disagreed. This writer at least

Marcos Maidana was pictured in a photo going viral in the boxing world at the moment. A shot that seems to have resonated with fight fans around the world. The picture above is doing the rounds on the various social media pages and websites in boxing at the moment. It’s not the first of its

Super-middleweight Bradley Spencer admits he is feeling the pressure ahead of his professional debut next month.  The 22-year-old was originally scheduled to fight in 2017 however injury prevented him for making his first outing in the paid ranks. Trained by Barry O’Connell out of his State of Mind Gym in Hammersmith, Spencer has a short but

Deontay Wilder is fuming with Mike Tyson following a back and forth exchange that has now developed between the pair in the media. It all started a few weeks ago when WBC heavyweight champion Wilder said that he would have beaten a prime Mike Tyson. A Tyson at the peak of his powers back in