Manny Pacquaio it is being reported is looking to have another run at politics in the Philippines and possibly another President run but there is more to the ‘Pacman’ story in boxing still. There are many reports now suggesting Pacquiao may in fact look to still fight Mario Barrios for the world title at some […]

Saunders knows Chris Eubank Jr well having beaten him back in 2014 and eleven years on Eubank Jr is in another big fight tomorrow. He fights Conor Benn but has to try to weigh in again in the morning inside the middleweight limit of 160 pounds, after missing weight at two attempts earlier on. Speaking

Chris Eubank Jr missed weight at weigh-ins but the weight in general against Conor Benn has been a big theme coming into the fight tomorrow. In that, people are concerned Eubank Jr has too much of a size advantage over Conor Benn. Not the case necessarily, though. Speaking to Ring Magazine, renowned UK trainer of

Chris Eubank Jr missing weight today has caused a stir in boxing ahead of his big fight with Conor Benn in a sell-out stadium event in the UK. Eubank Jr tried to make weight twice today but missed it both times, by a fraction on the second attempt. He will try to make weight again

Conor Benn has become a very more real dog in the Chris Eubank Jr fight now and is much less an underdog surely after this latest mishap. The weigh-ins took place a short time ago, actually earlier then what was advertised on their YouTube channels. That said, Eubank Jr will have to attempt to weigh-in

The Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn weigh in live stream available here and will get underway later on today in the UK below. The big fight is now upon us in the UK this weekend. Two fighters primed for battle, the weigh in will start for the event later on today at 6pm local

Chris Eubank Jr is really taking mind games to a new level ahead of the Conor Benn stadium fight with this extreme move. Boxing is a sport that always creates big stunts before big fights. It is the King of the hype game in all of professional sport. It turns out the UK’s Chris Eubank