A group of current and former world champions each give their reaction to Miguel Cotto’s last fight and career overall. Fans, boxers and everyone alike who enjoyed the career of Miguel Cotto have been paying tribute to him today. Perhaps the best bit of feedback anyone can receive is from their professional pears. In the […]

Miguel Cotto final fight from Madison Square Garden in New York in what proved to be the last chapter in a glittering career. The boxing world has been paying tribute to one of its most respected athletes, certainly of the modern era today, as Miguel Cotto fought for the final time this weekend. Here’s some

Heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua given one last chance if he wants to secure the heavyweight title unification bout in 2018.   It is widely thought that if Anthony Joshua wants the fight that he will have to take what has been given as a final, non-negotiable offer from team Parker. Joseph Parker’s promoter has insisted

The Miguel Cotto career is hard to put into words, such was it’s brilliance, but heavyweight Tony Bellew has given a good stab at doing so. Cotto’s career will many different things to many different people. As a professional he gave fans everything of himself, fighting with his heart and soul throughout his pro tenure.

Commentator Jim Lampley reacts following the final chapter in the boxing career of Puerto Rico’s Miguel Cotto. No doubt there was a few teary eyes in the house at Madison Square Garden this weekend, as one of its most famed fighting sons of recent memory made his 10th and final appearance at the iconic venue.

This Miguel Cotto defeat came as a big surprise in what was meant to be a successful final appearance in the ring. Sadam Ali tore up the script this weekend to capture the WBO 154lbs title from Puerto Rican boxing great Miguel Cotto. He did so via a unanimous points decision at Madison Square Garden

His promoter unsurprisingly thinks Joshua will knock out Wilder when they fight, but explains here why he thinks so. Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn is obviously backing his man but he has brought up an interesting point on considering the fight-styles of both heavyweight champions. Of course, Deontay Wilder and Anthony Joshua have not agreed a