Hall of Fame boxing promoter Bob Arum conceded this weekend that communication by Pacquiao to McGregor for a fight did in fact happen. It seems like a farcical boxing match to make really. Sure, Mayweather vs McGregor was an event last August, but this just seems way too out there with nowhere near as as […]

Lomachenko Rigondeaux was a fight that ultimately didn’t live up to expectations for a number of reasons, when all is said and done. The boxing world has been crucifying one of its most talented fighting sons today – Guillermo Rigondeaux. Whether demand will exist to see him in a big fight again after he decided

Former world champion turned commentator Paulie Malignaggi believes Rigondeaux’s performance against Lomachenko could stem from emotional issues. In boxing it is generally understood that emotions have no place in the ring. Anger for example, is often taught from an early age to aspiring fighters as something to never bring into the ring, as it nearly

Lomachenko breaks his silence after no doubt a long, long night of celebrations in New York that saw him defeat Guillermo Rigondeaux in a one-sided beating. “Hi-Tech” as he’s known in the trade gave himself a new nickname this weekend after making his rival “Rigo” quit rather than fight to the finish. Speaking after the

Nonito Donaire fought Guillermo Rigondeaux a little over four years ago and after watching his fight this weekend, he’s baffled. Their fight at the time was a big one in the then pound for pound debate. Nonito Donaire was coming off a then recent Fight of the Year award and was considered by many to

The Amir Khan Jungle best moments from the hit show “I’m A Celeb” brought out a different side not known to fight fans previously. His willingness to be himself, open up and just generally get stuck in to some tough but at the same time, hilarious challenges, won over an army of new fans that might

Lomachenko amateur and pro has pretty much done everything already in the sport of boxing. When you look at this, it’s quiet extraordinary. Very few Olympic Gold medallists ever go on to reach the heights in the pro ranks if boxing history is anything to go by. Often times the best pros are guys for