Everyone knows him from the iconic Rocky movies but boxing and Stallone go back before that. Indeed, boxing has been something part of Sylvestor Stallone in life all the time. Right the way through from start to right up to today. Here he explains how its been part of his life and his families forever: […]

Both Inoue and Japanese boxing are both coming into their primes and experiencing a new golden age. Both can help one another too. Inoue is the main man in Japan and Asian combat sports and this type of on the ground, hands on promotion everywhere shows why in Asia: Japanese broadcasters and Asian TV companies

Jake Paul since his last fight with Mike Perry at cruiserweight has been pilling on the heavyweight pounds. This is in fact something Paul has done a lot of this year in between training and the Perry stoppage win recently in Florida. However he looked very heavy indeed as Boxing Kingdom on X pointed out

This is a big call from Fortune here all things considering with age and how Pacquiao looked recently. Recently Pacquiao in a boxing exhibition in Japan drew with Japanese kickboxer Anpo but would have lost a decision if judges’ were present. Pacquiao looked not great but renowned conditioning coach Justin Fortune thinks if he takes

The Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson fight is a huge event even without pay per view on November 15th. So much so Paul has bagged himself a tidy sum for the 8 two minute rounds heavyweight title fight. $40 Million no less: Not bad. Tyson is thought to be earning less than half of that.

It was a knockout, finishing punch victory for Manny Pacquiao in his legal battle finally in California. For over 3 years Pacquiao faced something he was wronged in — in a court in California stemming from a defunct breached ‘illegal’ agreement by the side of Paradigm Sports Managment per the following: Judge Walter Schwarm in

His excellency Turki Alalshikh of Saudi Arabia has had a big impact on boxing in a little over one year. He’s put together fights at the highest level of the sport that would not have happened otherwise. Getting promoters and TV companies to work with one another — his modest response here is quite brilliant