Billy Joe Saunders causing quite the Twitter debate at the moment following posting this video of his young son. WBO middleweight champion of the world Billy Joe Saunders is currently on the lookout for a new opponent following recent legal complications with his next expected foe in the ring, who had to pull out due […]

The Golovkin vs Canelo ticket prices have been unveiled ahead of what many expect to be the biggest (pure) boxing match of 2017. I say pure in brackets above, as likely Mayweather vs McGregor is going to absolutely murder everything when it comes to ticket sales, pay per view and revenue. But Golovkin vs Canelo

The Mayweather McGregor betting is underway ahead of the August 26th showdown in Las Vegas and it’s, well, a bit surprising. Although the venue for the fight has not been set in stone just yet UFC president Dana White did mention last week it will be at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. So unless

Canelo laughs on the NY press tour at the apparent Golovkin strategy to land the fight with him in the first place. All the talk will be over come September but there was a point where fans doubted if the fight would ever happen in the first place. The blame game, as so often happens

One boxing legend is not happy with what he’s seeing in Mayweather vs McGregor and has voiced his opinion. As soon as Mayweather vs McGregor was announced it was always going to stir up a lot of debate and opinion within the boxing community. Largely it has been criticized by the purists but even the

UK boxing promoter Eddie Hearn thought there were a number of things that went wrong with promoting such a high calibre fight. It was pointed out by a number of people in attendance on Saturday night at the Andre Ward vs Sergey Kovalev rematch – that there were a number of empties seats at Mandalay

Canelo on going up against Mayweather vs McGregor in the pay per view market that will air a month before his fight with GGG. Boxing’s popularity will be going through the roof later this summer and in September – when two gigantic pay per view events in the form of Floyd Mayweather vs Conor McGregor