Lawrence Okolie reinvented himself as a professional heavyweight fighter this weekend and it was the right decision. Suffice to say. On his heavyweight boxing debut he made short work of it: The fierceness of that right hand was something. The heavyweight division which is already buzzing just got even better with the UK’s Okolie now […]

Former world champion Carl Froch and respected combat sports media analyst Gareth A. Davies had a bit of a run in recently. The two of course have known one another for years. Davies called Froch a troll recently. Froch had the opportunity a short time ago to speak with him face to face here: Froch

Navarrete bettered Valdez again in their second fight tonight but went one better this time. In terms of how he won. No points decision or judges needed this time. A serious beating and stoppage in the end: Huge win for Navarrete, big things ahead after such a statement win like that over a former world

Espinoza defended his title and beat Ramirez tonight but not in a way that was frankly expected. Ramirez will left in no state to continue with injury in the fight. He had double vision in his eye and could not continue here is the stoppage: Rafael Espinoza marches on. Big things ahead for him.

DJ Zamora had a strong win in tonight’s boxing as shown here in a great win and a great stoppage for him as he marches on. Zamora might not be well known to many but that changed after tonight. Here is how he closed the show: Good fight for him. Great stoppage.

A great night of boxing tonight saw a win for record books in a close fight for Richardson Hitchins. New Yorker Hitchins was pushed the limit in a split decision win over Australian Liam Paro in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Many had the more experienced Paro picked before hand but people forget he had to

An interesting moment happened in tonight’s boxing when a sharp left hook actually knocked down the ref. Well, it knocked him down temporarily, he scrambled well. Here’s how Art Medina took down both opponent Juan Medina and the referee: Not something you see regularly in boxing. Clearly intent on finishing the job.