The former heavyweight champion continues to make strides in his physical appearance as he knuckles down ahead of an announcement expected soon on his comeback fight. After teaming up with new trainer Ben Davison – Fury has shed many pounds so far. While no exact figure on the weight loss has been revealed as of […]

Fight week is upon us as the boxing world gears up for another world heavyweight title showdown in Cardiff, Wales on Saturday night in a clash of two undefeated – genuine world heavyweight champions. Anthony Joshua when you consider has only had twenty professional fights to date in his career has made remarkable progress –

A new beef in US boxing has formed between world champion Jermall Charlo, former world champion Gervonta Davis – as well as former four-weight division champion Adrien Broner. Charlo has gone on a rant recently against ‘The Problem’ and also has let Mayweather promoted fighter Davis have some heated verbal assaults too. Jermall Charlo recently

WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder has been tabbed to potentially fight Dillian Whyte next as both men angle for a shot at Anthony Joshua later in the year. Following the recent stoppage win of Wilder over tricky Cuban Luis Ortiz, the WBC champion from Alabama petitioned publicly, as he has done for over a year

Fight week has arrived ahead of the heavyweight title unification on Saturday in Cardiff between Anthony Joshua and Joseph Parker and Joshua’s promoter has kicked things off as he always does on a Monday of fight week with a social media update, but has made a slight mistake about one of the contestants’ nationalities. Kiwi

Heavyweight champion of the world Anthony Joshua is a passionate fight fan himself and showed he more than has a good eye for picking a winner in a fight this weekend when he’s got his boxing hat on. While his wager was not massive considering he’s a multi-millionaire, to call it absolutely spot on in

Dillian Whyte produced arguably one of the best performances of his professional boxing career this weekend by stopping previously unbeaten Australian heavyweight Lucas Browne in the 6th round. When the end came it was a brutal one. A highlight reel knockout after six rounds of one-sided punishment delivered from Englishman Whyte. After the fight in