Boxing is poised to be in the biggest place it has ever been in as a sport since its glory days. Not long ago people had written boxing off but professional boxing is now bigger than ever. A sport being shown on more television and streaming platforms, digital and linear, than it has ever been […]

As boxing returns to its glory days in 2025 and beyond two of the biggest names in the world are taking note. Joe Rogan the well known podcaster and UFC commentator knows much about boxing as a fan, as does current highly favored to win and President candidate in the US Donald Trump having promoted

31-year-old Jack Catterall of the UK caused a big upset this weekend in boxing that sparked interest both sides of the pond. Regis Prograis has long been a talented fighter in the sport but the underrated Jack Catterall got the better of him last night. This weekend Catterall dropped Prograis and beat him on points,

Mike Tyson is coming in for a lot of criticism as are event organizers for the Jake Paul fight given Tyson’s age but this is interesting. At the end of the day Tyson is no fool and knows what he is getting himself into, and, the risk associated with the November 15th fight. Speaking on

A huge fight in the heavyweight division has been resurrected from the dead potentially. Joshua lost his title to Daniel Dubois recently in a knockout that shocked many in the boxing and sport world. Tyson Fury takes on Usyk in a rematch in December but promoter of Joshua, Eddie Hearn, said 2025 they are targeting

Some horrific news emerged from Tyson Fury over night following the latest press conference for Usyk 2. Fury will be the challenger in the rematch for the first time in a long time when he bids to get his belts back December 21st in Saudi Arabia. He’s already lost some weight so he’s serious, clearly,

Usyk means business in the Tyson Fury 2 rematch and clearly does not want to give up all his new heavyweight world title belts. He won them earlier in the year against Fury in a brutal fight. The rematch on December 21st may be even more brutal, alas, as a scrap. The press conference is