The good days are back and are here now. Oh yes. The BBC, one of the biggest networks and sites on Earth, are back in professional boxing. Let that sink in. That is sweet music to the ears of fight fans in the UK and all over the world. Ben Shalom and Boxxer have made […]

The dust has settled on Zuffa Boxing 1 last week now. Zuffa Boxing 2 is this weekend but learning is relentless for White and his team. The learning and rapid relentless improvements is what makes the UFC the best fight promoters in the world. This almost daily need to keep improving is why people like

It’s the big one this weekend in New York between Shakur Stevenson and Teofimo Lopez and Teddy Atlas has released his preview. When it comes to fight break downs there is few as qualified as coach and pundit Teddy Atlas from New York. This Saturday the fight happens on his doorstep. A short time ago

Shakur Stevenson is the only one who controls his destiny and reality and he is stomping anything that gets in his way lately. He takes on a bigger foe this weekend though and maybe some will make Stevenson an underdog because of this. Because he is giving away some size and weight. Not us though.

Teofimo Lopez has been in a bad run of form in boxing ahead of this weekend and one fact on his lack of knockouts was brought up. Lopez hasn’t actually knocked anyone out since his debut at super-lightweight now (140 pounds). In an interview with the Ring this was brought up this week ahead of

Shakur Stevenson is looking to become a four-weight world champion this weekend and gives away some size and power to Teofimo Lopez. But that is not getting in his way obviously. He believes Lopez is rattled and nervous. We and many others agree. Speaking to Ring Magazine ahead of the fight in a shoulder program

Becoming world champion is not enough for Shakur Stevenson nor is making a load of money. He must and wants to and will now go further. Stevenson must get more precise, smart but takes things up a notch in terms of attacking and aggression all the time in his career. While still keeping the brilliant