If one single photo can sum up the positive momentum the sport is experiencing at the moment, perhaps this is the one. The World Boxing Super Series trucked on again this week in Latvia headlined by a battle at cruiserweight. The feedback to the new format and the contests exhibited thus far has been largely […]

Creativity and innovation appear to be alive and well among some fighters at least who are taking self-promotion more and more into their own hands. Unbeaten cruiserweight Lawrence Okolie next fights Isaac Chamberlain on February 2nd at the O2 Arena in London in a fight between two standout prospects in the UK. Okolie is managed by

Lucas Matthysse now in his mid thirties perhaps was a little out of his prime this past Saturday night but could still rely on that old power after what was in truth, a boring contest up until the time of the stoppage. The big hitting Argentinian always carried one punch knockout power in his career

Saturday night proved to be another feather in the cap for the always impressive Jorge Linares who recorded a solid win at the Forum in California. A unanimous points verdict saw Linares retain his WBA lightweight title after twelve rounds of action. He proved to be just too much in every area for Mercito Gesta

The boxing community are not happy with the WBC heavyweight champion taking aim at a legend of the past in the sport in the form of Mike Tyson. Comparing fighters from different eras must be one of the oldest traditions among boxing fans. It’s always happened over the years. But when fighters start going comparing

Former undisputed world heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis has weighed in on the highly controversial subject today following comments from Deontay Wilder. Indeed Lewis at one time was bitter enemies with the youngest heavyweight champion of the world Mike Tyson. Following comments made by current WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder to the effect saying he would