Oleksandr Usyk is the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world but the fight he wants next here is going to surprise many in boxing. Usyk gave up the WBO title recently but he’s still the undisputed champion at heavyweight. No one knows who he will fight yet but he appears to be getting itchy knuckles […]

Here was the secret moment of Manny Pacquiao coaching his son to dig to the body smartly moments before his professional boxing debut below. It was a debut that ended in controversy. A majority draw live on ESPN Knockout at the weekend just gone. Pacquiao Moment Coaching Son Surely they can run the fight back

Lamont Roach is back soon but like everyone he is interested in this whole Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua fight event soon on Netflix. It’s a proper heavyweight professional boxing match too on December 19th in Florida. No one knows how it is going to go really. The fact is it is happening now. Roach

This is true barbaric stuff from Chris Eubank Jr here who literally looks like he’s about to die in hospital here. The sometimes brutal reality of boxing. Professional boxing for its brave participants is a risky business. They are not paid enough, despite the huge money sometimes for fights. Not enough. Should be more. Way

Heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk has been watching middleweight champion Janibek Alimkhanuly of Kazakhstan get ready for Cuban champion Erislandy Lara. They fight this weekend in a huge middleweight unification fight. Usyk is obviously good friends with the man from Kazakhstan as in sparring this week from footage you can tell he is very serious about

Let’s get this straight before the keyboard warriors start howling: calling someone a “puncher” is not a compliment. It’s a description. Calling someone a “knockout artist” is reverence. One is a guy who can bang. The other is a grim reaper in 10-ounce gloves. And 95% of fans, even the hardcore ones, still mash the

Ah, the sweet scent of a superfight brewing—two prime beasts, jaws set, egos flaring, and fans frothing at the mouth for that once-in-a-decade clash. But back in the day, before the whispers even hit the gym walls, promoters would snuff it out like a cheap cigar. It wasn’t always the fighters’ egos or the sanctioning