The Jon Jones Russia boxing trip is coming up soon by all accounts and a surprise to many. But the way things are going in boxing with the sport doing well again and returning to the masses all the time, maybe it should not be. Many MMA, UFC and kickboxers are going to professional boxing […]

Netflix can get someone else for Pacquiao if Floyd Mayweather continues to stall their event and rematch in September. May Pac 2 talks continue on with nothing confirmed for the new possible date in September in Vegas just yet. There comes a point when a company like Netflix, as big as they are, and as

Marco Antonio Barrera says Manny Pacquiao best fighter of all time, that’s some claim, learn more about why that is not the case. Pacman is a legend in boxing and the only eight-division world champion ever. But to call him the greatest fighter ever is misguided. Some things to point out: He has done the

Rico vs Usyk is being put together as some sort of destination vacation place to go to see a boxing match but that’s missing the point. Anything that brings boxing to a new audience and grows the sport to new levels is welcome but not at the point of putting someone in danger with just

Claressa Shields all of a sudden has went from one America’s most liked athletes to one of the most disliked recently. She went from getting standing ovations at major sporting events not long ago in America. To now being banned from boxing events at the MVP events who put on some boxing occasionally on ESPN.

The Usyk built-up cruiserweight and Verhoeven naturally born heavyweight debate is coming up before the fight. People are making a lot about it. But, maybe it shouldn’t be that big an issue. Usyk won Olympic heavyweight honors with the gold medal back in 2012 so it is little wonder he is dealing with heavyweights as

The Rico Verhoeven weight advantage over Usyk is very underrated and people are not really aware of it. Skill and heart win fights in boxing but heavyweight is the only division where there’s no limit to weight or weigh in weight needed. Power counts at heavyweight if a heavier fighter leans on his smaller opponent