Keyshawn Davis became champion of the world tonight in some style history will show, what a fighter in the making. He is still only young and only has had 13 professional fights but a new star was born tonight at the highest level in boxing. Winning in the fourth round with a nasty body shot […]

What a night of knockouts and stoppages tonight in boxing at Madison Square Garden, Xander Zayas impressed again here. There was lots of stoppages tonight at the Garden in a great card filled with action throughout, highlighting many of the best emerging prospects in the sport and culminating with Keyshawn Davis winning the WBO lightweight

Abdullah Mason impressed once again tonight in boxing and boxing fans gave their reaction after what they witnessed. It was a Valentines Day massacre, knockout, bloodbath of a card tonight in boxing in many ways at Madison Square Garden. Vicious, violent knockouts all over the place. Abdullah Mason dropped his opponent Manuel Jaimes four times

Keyshawn Davis became the champion of the world tonight in only his 13th fight as a professional no less. He did so at the iconic Madison Square Garden too. Beating a previously unbeaten tough Ukrainian in what was meant to be a very live fight, Davis took him out in four rounds with a brutal

Undisputed heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk recently was linked with a return to his old stomping ground division. A former undisputed cruiserweight champion, as well, Usyk has beaten everyone he ever fought — but cruiserweight is now unlikely again he has let it be known. Speaking to Sky Sports Usyk conceded: “No, now I think it’s

Back in the day world title fights went fifteen rounds and there is movement towards maybe bringing this back. Nowadays it is 12 rounds for a world title fight over three minutes in men’s professional boxing at the top level of the sport. Ring Magazine on X have said the WBA have said: “WBA president

Derek ‘Del Boy’ Chisora rolled back the years against Otto Wallin and is set to have one last fight, a 50th pro fight, in boxing. When, where and who is not known yet but as his professional fighting career winds down, Chisora told Talk Sport he has no regrets on his career. On the infamous