Former heavyweight champion of the word Tyson Fury is happy to go toe to toe in the ring and on social media, particularly when it comes to other figures in the boxing world that he has a bone to pick with. Recently Fury was tagged in a tweet by Chris Eubank senior that mentioned the […]

The Liverpool man continues to find himself linked with big fights across a multitude of different weight classes over the past year. Bellew recently confirmed however that certain heavyweights like Deontay Wilder are just too big for him in terms of facing at heavyweight. That pretty much rules out most of the top heavyweights, as

Eddie Hearn was disgusted with a story written by experienced journalist Jeff Powell of the Daily Mail following the recent Okolie vs Chamberlain fight that took place in London recently. Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn usually holds back and bites his tongue when it comes to media criticism but has let loose on Jeff Powell after

The multi-weight world champion had appeared to be back on track this year after a turbulent last few years outside of the ring but it has all gone off with him now. Broner had been patiently training behind the scenes since the start of the year ahead of an anticipated return to the ring later

Tyson Fury and Mike Tyson appear to be good friends behind the scenes with the various words of encouragement this week. But Fury will not be letting one current American boxer off the hook for comments about the youngest heavyweight champion in history. Fury at present is getting ready for a comeback and recently said

The former heavyweight world champion is living large at the moment as he knuckles down in his training routine to make a genuine comeback to the ring this year. No opponent, venue or date has been officially confirmed just yet, but it is thought that it is only a matter of time before Fury makes

The Liverpool man has been one of a number of high-profile fighters who have sung the praises of Roy Jones following the boxing legend’s last night in the sport. They say we all have our sell by date in the end and from an active boxing perspective, that has now come for the great Roy