The Muhammad Ali Act has existed in boxing for some time and it is understood some amendments have been sought to it recently. To bring it more up to date basically in the 2025 world and so on, by new organization TKO boxing lead by Turki Alalshikh, Dana White, Nick Khan and others. Speaking on […]

There has been much death in the sport of boxing lately. Boxing cut men in the sport do a thankless job and are some of the great everyday heroes not only in professional sport but in life. Cut men keep professional fighters often times in a fight by doing emergency trauma surgery mid fight when

Manny Pacquiao is once again in the big fight contention and people wanting big fights with him and he’s King of Filipino boxing again. Some had written off Pacquiao as been too old to compete at the highest level recently. How wrong they were, at 46 Pacquiao drew recently with world champion Mario Barrios and

Anthony Yarde is the current light-heavyweight contender that is being put in front of world champion David Benavidez next up. Yarde from the UK has fought some of the best light-heavyweights of his era of course. Growing up it was the one and only Roy Jones that inspired him. Speaking to Cigar Talk, Anthony Yarde

UK boxing warrior Dillian Whyte is back in a big fight already next up and not many realize he was in line for two even bigger fights. Whyte is without doubt one of the toughest grittiest fighters from the UK heavyweight division of the last decade or so. He wasn’t great in recent years but

Shane Mosley is one of the great welterweights of his time and he knows more about big fights at 147 pounds than most, accordingly. One such big fight being tabbed in the division at the moment involves Manny Pacquiao vs Rolly Romero. The latter now being a world champion after defeating Ryan Garcia recently. Shane

Kenshiro Teraji vs Ricardo Sandoval Fight Breakdown Alas, the fight began with Kenshiro Teraji showcasing his renowned footwork and agility, which allowed him to evade Sandoval’s powerful punches. Teraji’s precision punching became apparent though as he found openings in Sandoval’s defense early on. Some clever boxing from him, but not enough to get the win.