The much anticipated Gennady Golovkin vs Canelo Alvarez part two would appear to be down to three final locations – with two in particular strong favourites. A lot has been made since the first fight that took place in Las Vegas over the scoring. Despite that, Las Vegas is still in a very strong position […]

The mental warfare is well and truly underway by the promoters of Anthony Joshua and Joseph Parker with the latter today really having a go at Anthony Joshua as a person. Is Anthony Joshua tough? Well, you don’t become world champion without being. Clearly. Not the case according to Joseph Parker’s promoter David Higgins however

The fight has already got the boxing world talking in their thousands online with well over two months to go until they step in and do it for real on March 31st in Cardiff. This is one of those fights that fans always demand – champions facing one another in unification bouts. This is when

Damn it. Can’t get everything right. The official Joshua vs Parker poster was unveiled today and some rather quick off the mark fans have picked up on something rather obviously wrong about it. When it comes to fight posters Matchroom to be fair are usually spot on. Not this time though lads. Take a look

Errol Spence Jr could very well be the best welterweight in the world of boxing today but the jury is still out until all the top 147lbs champions and top-tier fighters (including him) fight one another. Most of whom all share the same manager – Al Haymon. We’ve spoken about on here before how many

Early signs that Anthony Joshua may have been rattled by team Parker emerge as the usually respectful Britain reveals he will not go about things the usual way with Parker. Usually, Joshua is very respectful with his opponents. Even in the face of hardcore trash talk from long time bitter rival Dillian Whyte Joshua managed

The former heavyweight champion of the world has been training hard over the past month or so in a bid to lose weight and get his British Boxing Board of Control license to fight back. Fury had a well documented battle with alcohol, other substances and depression during his two years away from the sport