The former world super-middleweight champion was part of the commentary team for last night’s heavyweight unification fight between Anthony Joshua and Joseph Parker. It wasn’t long ago that it was Froch selling out stadiums (as he often reminds us) but these days his role in the sport is from a commentary perspective for Sky Sports. […]

Dillian Whyte was commentating at this weekend’s heavyweight boxing show in Cardiff and is at the center of a number of potentially huge fights next up. ‘The Body Snatcher’ recently put on one of the best performances of his professional boxing career when he hammered previously unbeaten Lucas Browne inside six rounds. It was thought

The WBO middleweight world champion is currently working towards a rescheduled date in his own career following an injury but will still face world title challenger Martin Murray next up. In the meantime, Saunders like everyone else in the boxing community tuned in last night to the heavyweight unification fight between Anthony Joshua and Joseph

The former undisputed world heavyweight champion was a keen observer of this weekend’s heavyweight unification fight years on from when it was once him in similar bouts. Lewis has had different roles every now and then keeping him in the game, like commentary roles for HBO and even a trainer job for David Price a

Anthony Joshua scored a points win this weekend over New Zealander Joseph Parker to unify all the heavyweight belts except one (the WBC) held by Deontay Wilder. The unanimous points decision wasn’t the knockout expected by most, nor was the action in the fight, which was a cautious one in the end from both men.

Russian Alexander Povetkin put Liverpool’s David Price on his back once before stopping him for the count after been knocked down himself in the fight. In an entertaining co-main event tonight Povetkin showed his class against David Price who gave a fine account of himself before the hurtful shots really came in. Price started well

We cover WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder regularly and unlike some people, always give him a fair shake and acknowledge his standing in the heavyweight division, but a remark he made this week has to be called out on – in fairness. Wilder is known for his bone shuddering power and exciting fight style in