Big time world championship boxing returns in 2025 Friday this week with Naoya ‘The Monster’ Inoue of Japan. He fights this Friday in front of a partisan crowd but has had last minute change of opponent, so, not many are aware of the opponent. Inoue fights South Korean Ye Joon Kim the 32-year-old ‘Trouble Maker’. […]

Today is the big one for the US and the entire planet, East and West, as Donald Trump who recently survived multiple attempts on his life, returns to power. Later today Trump will be inaugurated once more as the US President for the second time. So much so people in the boxing world, boxers and

As the sport of boxing gets back to big time boxing finally this week the world’s attention today everywhere is on Donald Trump’s US President inauguration. It will mark the beginning of Trump’s second term as President of the United States of America, despite multiple attempts on his life in recent times. In some astonishing

Naoya Inoue is widely considered to already be the best Japanese boxer that ever lived and that is some call too, he’s back shortly this week. People forget how many great world champions Japan have produced in the sport going back to the likes of Yoshio Shirai and Koichi Wajima. In professional boxing the US, Mexico,

It is now being confirmed that there are ongoing talks around the Ryan Garcia vs Isaac Pitbull Cruz catchweight ahead of a potential fight. According to Salvador Rodriguez in Mexico on X the fight is being looked at to take place at the catchweight of 144 lbs. It is hard to say if that benefits

The super fight between Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford is really gathering legs now and different points are now being looked at by both. That is according to Mike Coppinger on X. Coppinger reports that the fight is being looked at to take place at 168 lbs. in the super-middleweight division with no rehydration clause.

Devin Haney has absolutely taken down Tim Bradley, the former world champion and commentator — on social media with this below. It has been mentioned in some quarters that Top Rank’s ESPN boxing deal is due to expire later in 2025. Tim Bradley commentates for the network and current boxing star Haney has smashed him