Fabio Wardley Dubois bars showing fight San Diego area today on fight day in boxing ahead of the heavyweight title fight. San Diego over the years in California has had a lot of boxing fans. There has been the odd event here and there but more so as a big city in the US, naturally, […]

Fabio Wardley Dubois bars showing fight Philadelphia area fight day information on where to go to watch the fight. It is fight day today for the heavyweight title and while Usyk holds most of the belts Fabio Wardley and Daniel Dubois will compete for the other one. Two big punchers who usually are in good

Fabio Wardley Dubois bars showing fight Phoenix fight day information on where to go on Phoenix to watch the fight. Happy heavyweight title fight day to boxing fans in the US. Many will look to watch it at home on pay per view but many also will look to go somewhere like a sports bar

Fabio Wardley Dubois bars showing fight NYC fight day information for bars in New York most likely to show the boxing match. New York is a great fight city and boxing fans later on might be looking for places to watch the heavyweight title fight today. Between Fabio Wardley and Daniel Dubois over in the

Wardley Dubois bars showing fight Vegas fight day on the day of the Fabio Wardley vs Daniel Dubis heavyweight title fight. It is the big fight day today. There’s nothing like a heavyweight title fight day and fight weekend. The standard of heavyweight boxing isn’t what it used to be but still, a good clash

A savage dawn of reckoning for unscrupulous individuals in America is happening at the moment. Same with boxing PPV price points. Pay per view of course is not dead. Far from it. Alive and well. Only last weekend in Japan a fight between two tiny men did an all-time record pay per view new record,

A Naoya Inoue vs Junto Nakatani rematch wowed boxing fans recently in Japan and it could do more in the part 2. Inoue won the first fight by UD on points but it was close and Nakatani did very well with him in spots. Let’s a take look at a few things post-fight. 10 facts: Why a rematch makes sense 10 facts: Why Nakatani can come back vs Inoue