Years ago, maybe a decade ago, we said there would be co promoted MMA and boxing events one day and fast forward to 2025, we were right. Be careful what you wish for. KSI’s Misfits Promotions regularly has MMA and boxing events on the same cards and events he does. But now TKO Boxing getting […]

They key thing is that they may not try to take over the entire sport of boxing in terms of like the UFC almost did in MMA, as by far being the number one organization in MMA. Maybe Zuffa Boxing will just look to become the best promoter and organization in boxing and likely will

Professional boxing is a combat sport like mixed martial arts (MMA) with the UFC as the main league of the latter. As the UFC is now promoting boxing via Fight Pass and their President Dana White of the UFC and Turki Alalshikh’s new TKO Boxing in professional boxing, there is a huge opportunity for pro

Boxing is now part of the online revolution as TV, newspapers and radio are now virtually dead and everyone gets their info and content now online. Even the older generation do pretty much. You often see old people with smart phones now, they have had no choice but to adapt and have been brought into

Boxing in terms of professional boxing and world championship boxing is flying at the moment and that’s great but that’s nothing to what is about to happen soon. Professional sport we sense is going to use professional boxing for something much bigger, in terms of boxing being brought back to one of the best sports

Disruptors and change to an industry and society, or a business, always brings about fear but that’s a good thing. Disrupting the old way things were done is how things improve, tearing up parts of the old way of doing things and throwing them into a gasoline fire, often are good things for an industry.

Sure. everyone knows the UFC and how successful it has become and the worldwide brand of it, selling for many billions not long ago and maybe worth around $20 billion now. But there’s more than that behind the scenes. The UFC have an understanding of the Athletic Commissions that most new promoters don’t and have