Some heavy news has hit the sport over the Christmas holiday season this year that has really taken people back a moment. A young 35-year-old fighter coming into his prime has tragically died. Paul Bamba at cruiserweight only five days ago broke Mike Tyson’s professional record of 13 knockouts in a calendar year — by […]

Some tragic news has struck the sport of boxing this Christmas season as one of its warriors has fallen at a very young age in some sudden news. 35-year-old New York resident Paul Bamba was a contender at cruiserweight and had even surpassed Mike Tyson’s record of 13 knockouts in a calendar year (1986) –

Manny Pacquiao many think maybe getting ready for one last run and title fight in boxing in 2025 it is understood. If that is the case though, and the boxing legend, who now is in the Boxing Hall of Fame, quite rightly, will he take the fight seriously? There is no one who works as

It went a little under the attention of boxing fans recently but he took on a former Floyd Mayweather opponent quite recently. He was unbeaten up to that before losing his first fight as a pro back in October. That’s Filipino Gerwin Asilo known as ‘The Gladiator’ who lost last October to Japan’s Tenshin Nasukawa

Moses Itauma is an exciting young fighter in the heavyweight division at the moment who has taken boxing by storm this year. Unbeaten and very young, many think the knockout artist from the UK may get close to beat Mike Tyson’s youngest heavyweight in champion in history record. Speaking to Talk Sport UK analyst Duke

Boxing legend Mike Tyson has opened up for the first time since the dust has settled on his Netflix mega event with Jake Paul. Something Tyson barely made it too after losing pints of blood earlier in the year with a serious health scare. Yet battled on to make it to the fight and go

Japanese boxing and one of the nation’s great champions has had good news confirmed today on his next title defense and it is a quality fight too. Junto Nakatani is one of the country’s great champions at the moment. The great nation of Japan sees him return per Ring Magazine on X: “Announced: Junto Nakatani