David Haye appoints a new head coach following parting company with trainer Shane McGuigan earlier in 2017. Former heavyweight champion of the world David Haye has formally announced his new trainer ahead of an expected comeback before the end of the year. Haye, who last competed back in March against Tony Bellew, was stopped in […]

Although some fights leave a bad taste in boxing, there are at least two positive notes when reflecting on Jeff Horn vs Manny Pacquiao. There’s nothing wrong with criticising the fighters style, or questioning the decision, yet after a fight – fans can be adamant, stern and will snap quickly with numerous remarks, sometimes far-fetched

Manny Pacquiao had a rather funny reaction to when he stood next to the man who got the decision over him post-fight. Yes, it was a decision that most disagreed with overall but as boxing likes to often do, it created a lot of controversy. People are talking about boxing again today, whether good or

Newly crowned WBO welterweight world champion Jeff Horn calls out Mayweather in the ring after defeating Manny Pacquiao in Brisbane. Jeff Horn must be feeling like a million dollars today after defeating boxing legend Manny Pacquiao in front of 50,000 plus of his passionate Australian fans watching on. The decision was lambasted across social media

Commentator Teddy Atlas blasts decision awarded to Jeff Horn over Manny Pacquiao in Brisbane, Australia, in a vintage Atlas rant. The boxing world has been talking about the Pacquiao vs Horn scorecard and decision a lot today, but commentator Teddy Atlas who was calling the fight for ESPN let fly after the broadcast. He’s known

The boxing world reacts to a shock Manny Pacquiao loss to Australian Jeff Horn in Brisbane, Australia where ‘Pacman’ lost on points. Jeff Horn won a unanimous decision over boxing legend Manny Pacquiao as the scorecards read out 117-111, 115-113 and 115-113 in his favor. It was a surprise loss for Pacquiao, considered the hot

Irish boxer Michael Conlan extended his undefeated professional boxing record tonight in Brisbane, Australia. Michael Conlan got off to a comfortable start in round one, establishing good distance and out working his opponent for the most part. As the second round progressed the Irishman began to slowly but surely cut down the ring of Owen,