Dillian Whyte returned to the ring last week in Gibraltar with a low key stoppage win to get the ball rolling again. Whyte got the win and will obviously train harder for his next fight if he chooses to stay involved near the top level of the sport. He, like every other heavyweight in boxing, […]

Oleksandr Usyk beat Tyson Fury earlier this year by the closest of margins on points, by a single point no less. He copped some painful punches himself in the fight and is very focused ahead of this weekend’s rematch. Speaking to BoxNation alongside his promoter Alex who translated for him, Usyk said (Ukrainian to English-translation

Oleksandr Usyk is already considered an all-time great but this is something that would never have been done. The very rare few that can go from cruiserweight to heavyweight champion of the world in history, usually stay at heavyweight. Speaking to Sky Sports ahead of the rematch Usyk said: “I try cruiserweight again. Yeah, yeah,

Former champion Tyson Fury wants his belts back from undisputed champion Usyk and comes across as very violent this week. In a professional manner that is, very intent on doing serious harm and damage to Usyk. Speaking to Sky Sports on arrival in Saudi Arabia Fury said: “There’s going to be a lot of pain

Tyson Fury is fully focused ahead of a huge fight for not just boxing but sport on Saturday night in Saudi Arabia. Many have Fury as the underdog but he only lost by a point last time and is slightly younger than Usyk as well. Fury comes across as very serious this time round in

Usyk is a genius in boxing and not just in sport, in life outside the ring too, and his mind games are top notch. In that they are very abstract and almost undetectable, he doesn’t make it a point to talk trash but he tries to subtly get inside his opponents’ heads almost if you

Undisputed heavyweight champion Usyk fights Tyson Fury for a second time this weekend in Saudi Arabia. A genuine super fight. It wasn’t long ago that Tyson Fury dethroned his fellow Ukrainian countryman Klitschko in Germany to become the lineal heavyweight champion at the time. Speaking to IFL TV Oleksandr Usyk (sometimes spelled Alexander Usyk in