It is all kicking off in the fight game in professional boxing at the moment, all good competition of course as the sport continues to expand worldwide. The commercial votes of confidence in boxing as a product and industry in all major super power countries recently worldwide has been tremendous to see. Big powerful countries […]

Heavyweight contender Kubrat Pulev of Bulgaria shocked and suddenly came back into the heavyweight title picture recently in big time boxing. Alas, that’s what boxing can do at times, certainly heavyweight boxing. He did so by beating German Manuel Charr in December 2024 in Sofia, Bulgaria which was for the WBA ‘regular’ heavyweight title last

One UK heavyweight shocked the world recently with a sudden brutal knockout victory that showed boxing can change fighters lives over night. That’s always been the way. Remember Andy Ruiz only a few years ago with his knockout of Anthony Joshua, upsets always happen in boxing, that’s why it is such a brilliant professional sport.

Aside from the big Caleb Plant fight this weekend there has been some world title action in boxing results in Asia already. Japan once again continues to produce some excellent world title action and fights in the smaller weight classes. Fighting yesterday, Eduardo ‘Sugar’ Nunez defeated Masanori Rikiishi by UD to win the IBF super-featherweight

Caleb Plant the former world champion who returns to the boxing ring this weekend is in explosive form and mood ahead of his fight. Plant is one of boxing’s great stories and a warrior in every sense a man can be a warrior in the fight game and in life. A class act, but he

Wladimir Klitschko the former undisputed heavyweight champion is retired now but not long ago he was the main man at heavyweight. No one could beat him for years until Tyson Fury went to essentially his backyard in Germany, where he was undefeated for more than a decade, and dethroned him. He never actually sparred Fury

The middleweight boxing legend famously knocked Oscar De La Hoya out with a precise body shot that took him out inside the distance. It was a fight that Hopkins showed his middleweight dominance in. In a career that saw him still hold the record for most consecutive defenses of the middleweight title ever (20). Recently