Jake Paul has been cut in odds yet again and is even less of an underdog with sports books now to defeat Anthony Joshua. What is happening in live time is truly incredible at the moment in boxing. Not only are people starting to cheer on underdog Jake Paul and support him but so too […]

Press conferences are great for the sport of boxing, they market fights and get the word out there about them. But they are not everything. Particularly in today’s fast moving times where the news cycle and connected world we live in is so far and the turn around times for live professional events from time

Maybe every generation has that little bit of nostalgia in it of oh remember the good old days in this and that but sometimes that is just junk and utter garbage. The reality and truth is industry’s and sports science often improve, not always, sometimes they go backwards a few decades like it did in

The WBA (The World Boxing Association) have been around for many years and are of course very well known and have had many legendary fights for their title over the years in boxing. But outside of putting on too many ‘Super’, ‘Regular’ and ‘Interim’ title fights for their belts which really angers old and new

Ryan Garcia failed a drugs test on trace amounts of a substance to this day which is highly contentious and he strongly denies. The wretched New York Commission at the time were responsible for the testing and some of their staff no longer even exist at that Commission who were responsible. Garcia has since served

The quiet stoic warrior was not just the likes of Miguel Cotto of Puerto Rico, oh yes, there has been many more in the sweet science. That’s a bit of a paradox for today’s fast pace digital, brash, overly extroverted, well at least perceived as much to the uneducated or less intelligent andaware of what’s

Everyone knows about boxing’s biggest and most hard hitting division of the heavyweights of course. It will always be the crown jewel of the sweet science and the entire sport. It represents the pinnacle prize for prize fighters (professional boxers) to compete for at the highest level of the sport (pro boxing) in terms of