Anthony Joshua and Parker face off and stare into each other’s soul for the first time ahead of their March 31st world heavyweight unification bout. The feeling was one generally of mutual respect today but Anthony Joshua did pipe up however when it came to Parker promoter David Higgins’s alleged sparring knockdown stories about him. […]

There has only been one #ManDown thus far in the career of Errol Spence Jr. And that has been on all 22 occasions, his opposition number, from journeyman, to contenders to champion. Spence impressed in every category on his way through the ranks. His punching became more significant as his opposition improved – thus putting

Anthony Joshua with all the media training aside – is a fighter at his core and like most fighters his motivation is always one thing and one thing first – to fight. When you meet real fighters you know that it’s what they are destined to do. Fighting is everything to them almost. It’s who

Joshua’s upcoming opponent Joseph Parker’s promoter David Higgins claimed Joshua has been knocked down at least six times in training that they know of. He did not exactly say of how he knew, or what the occasions were – but it caused a bit of controversy yesterday when he made the remarks. Anthony Joshua has

Today saw the press conference to formally announce Anthony Joshua vs Joseph Parker in a heavyweight unification on March 31st at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales. The build up kicked off officially today with some interesting words back and forth from both camps. In terms of who won, both made solid points but mind

WBO heavyweight champion Parker’s promoter David Higgins has opened up about the Joshua and Parker purse split negotiations in making the fight a reality. Negotiations of a big fight are always tenuous at the best of times but when it comes to a heavyweight title fight in a stadium of the size of Joshua vs

The co-feature for Errol Spence Jr’s maiden world title defence against Lamont Peterson, sees the return of Robert Easter Jr, as the IBF Lightweight champion defends against highly rated Javier Fortuna. Easter 20-0(14KO’s) has made back-to-back unanimous decision defences of his title following a split decision win over Richard Commey in late 2016. He first