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Boxing To Look Forward To This Weekend

November 13, 2020 by Administrator Leave a Comment

Boxing To Look Forward To This Weekend

With the boxing calendar back under way after the 4 month break we had due to the global pandemic caused by Covid-19, promoters and managers and now trying to get the best fight the best and this is now different with this weekend with some of the best match ups of the year happening. Not only is this benefitting the fighters as they are able to earn again, it’s also a … [Read more...]

Will Deontay Wilder Now Have To Step Aside?

May 8, 2020 by Administrator Leave a Comment

Will Deontay Wilder Now Have To Step Aside?

With sport being gripped by the coronavirus pandemic, questions are being asked as to how any form of it can be reintroduced over the next few months and one of the disciplines which is facing the biggest problem is the sweet science of Boxing. Due to the close proximity that fighters undertake in order to win a fight, it comes as no surprise that any in-ring activity has … [Read more...]

5 Best Boxing Matches of 2019 You Should Watch

October 31, 2019 by Administrator Leave a Comment

5 Best Boxing Matches of 2019 You Should Watch

Boxing fans are known to be the most optimist and passionate about the game. If you are passionate about boxing, then the first half of the year must be intriguing because of Adrien Broker vs. Manny Pacquiao. Apart from that, there are many potential matches of 2019 that will treat you best. Let's know the five best boxing matches of 2019 that you should watch. Canelo … [Read more...]

Joshua Still Favored Over Ruiz For Rematch

July 29, 2019 by Administrator Leave a Comment

Joshua Still Favored Over Ruiz For Rematch

When Andy Ruiz Jr. stopped three-belt world champ Anthony Joshua at Madison Square Garden in New York on June 1, he registered the biggest boxing upset since James “Buster” Douglass, as a 42-to-1 underdog, stopped the seemingly unstoppable Mike Tyson way back in 1990. And now, with rematch talks in the works and the big part two about to happen later this year, online … [Read more...]

The politics and pitfalls of becoming undisputed heavyweight champion

May 23, 2019 by Jack Johnson Leave a Comment

The politics and pitfalls of becoming undisputed heavyweight champion

How did we get to a point where the three best heavyweights in the world—and, arguably, the three best big men since Evander Holyfield, Lennox Lewis, and Riddick Bowe ruled the division-- are trapped behind seemingly unscalable network walls, fighting soft touch/second-tier opposition rather than one another? WBC champ Deontay Wilder recently squashed Dominic Breazeale. … [Read more...]

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