Today we learned that Irish boxing superstar Katie Taylor will not go out live on HBO in the US this weekend as part of the Danny Jacobs and Jarrell Miller card at the Barclays Center. A strange decision considering the amount of Irish Americans in the US and that her promoter Eddie Hearn has been […]

Last night a good friend of mine and myself had the honor of having dinner and speaking with boxing Hall of Famer and current co-manager to WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder – Shelly Finkel. The big news yesterday in boxing was that Wilder offered Anthony Joshua $50 million to face him in the ring next

The heavyweight landscape has been well and truly shaken up this weekend as its two current champions speak to one another directly in a positive manner about making the biggest fight in boxing. Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder hold all the heavyweight belts at the moment and a meeting of the two knockout artists in

The Whyte vs Ortiz final eliminator for Deontay Wilder’s WBC heavyweight title has now been officially confirmed and the boxing world has been reacting ten fold. Whyte comes into the fight off an excellent performance last time out while Ortiz comes into it off the back of defeat to Deontay Wilder in his last fight.

Jarrett Hurd can fight. Fighters like him are rare. Not rare in the sense of their style, but rare in the sense that they achieve high levels of success with their styles. Think about the top 10 guys in all the divisions. How many of them have trouble throwing straight punches? Not many. Hurd’s technique

Today the welterweight division experienced another shake up when it was reported that Keith Thurman has now vacated his WBC welterweight title – which will be contested instead by Danny Garcia and Shawn Porter next up. Al Haymon managed fighters vying for welterweight belts continues as Keith Thurman instead opts to hold on to just

Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis claimed the WBA ‘Super’ super-featherweight world title last weekend in one of the best performances of his career to date. Indeed, it was a far cry from last year when he lost his title on the scales on the Mayweather vs McGregor undercard. Davis’ humility afterwards last weekend showed a likable side