Alleged Anthony Joshua racist messages that his team said came from someone hacking his account have not gone unnoticed by an old rival. The storm has died down a bit surrounding the recent controversy around heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua’s Instagram account after his promoter confirmed there is a problem with his social accounts that are […]

Heavyweight champion of the world Anthony Joshua fondly recounts his favorite knockout he’s ever inflicted on an opponent. To date Joshua has a full knockout record of 100% as a professional with an impressive record of 20-0-20KO. He can hit, that much we know. This short clip illustrates as much in it’s brief brutality for

Anthony Joshua does not particularly find the win impressive, and has spoken on the fight candidly for the first time. It’s been over two years now since Fury’s famous win over Wladimir Klitschko that blew open the heavyweight division and dethroned the previously long-reigning man at the top. A lot has changed since then. Now

Anthony Joshua reveals who is thinks presents him the most difficulty out of his three main heavyweight rivals at present. Talks are underway for a fight with at least of two of them at the moment, in the form of Deontay Wilder and Joseph Parker. But a Tyson Fury fight is one he desperately craves

Rigondeaux calls out Carl Frampton for in his opinion, being a “ducker”. He did not mince his words when asked the question by one fan. A couple of years back when both boxers were competing in the super-bantamweight division (122lbs) a fight seemed like it could be realistically made. For whatever reason it didn’t happen,

The Tyson Fury UKAD case is like a never ending story with no resolution in sight, but finally, it looks set to be sorted soon. There has been some conflicting information from reports online in recent weeks on what really has gone on with the Tyson Fury UKAD case since it first began, and the

David Haye apologises for his pull out of the Tony Bellew rematch and explains what the latest is with his injury. When it comes to injuries Haye has to be one of the most unlucky high profile fighters of the modern era in this regard. In many ways his career has been blighted by them