All things come to an end except almighty God himself, the father of Jesus Christ, who supersedes all laws, peoples, things, places and States and governments, and his eternal Kingdom in heaven as well of course, but one boxer’s unbeaten time here on Earth in boxing in Japan is now over. Tenshin Nasukawa’s time in […]

Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua is one of those rare times in boxing, and sport, that some sort of a cultural phenomenon can occur for society. People in the West and the East have heard of both of them, many times people who don’t even watch sport from the young generation know of them. Older

People can now get a sense of just how well boxing is doing with major companies like Netflix starting to invest big in professional boxing. Boxing was born as a winner as a sport and boxing will die a winner as a sport. In all ways. That is a fact of life. Netflix, large corporations

Breaking the rules on occasion is a good thing and that’s how industries change, frequently, for the better. That chainsaw mentality of cutting down old rubbish in products, whether sports or otherwise, comes part and parcel with the changing times boxing is in like all professional sport is at the moment. The era of streaming,

We’ve had big crossover fights before in boxing with Mayweather vs McGregor and other big events like Mayweather vs Pacquiao but this goes further than that. It represents two athletes from the new, younger generation, massive brands in America and the UK, colliding in the most random heavyweight professional boxing match that no one actually

A digital native can be defined as someone born usually after 1988 and onwards into the tech revolution that began in the late eighties and early 1990’s with the web, both of which Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua are. Apple and Microsoft and even IBM back then were leading the way with products like Windows

There’s a strange mix going on at the moment in terms of fan reaction to the whole Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua carnival on Netflix. It is an event, sure, but it is also a legitimate professional heavyweight boxing match being regulated and licensed by the Florida State Athletic Commission. That’s the thing. It has