Super-middleweight contender John Ryder remains in the race for a September 14 date with Canelo Alva
Former WBO super-bantamweight champion Isaac Dogboe has announced his return to action against two-t
It is a comeback that no-one in boxing wishes to see. Former WBA, WBC, WBO and IBF champion Riddick
It may have been a sanitised environment, but the action was anything but sterile as Brad Foster sho
All eyes will be on the BT Sport studio in Stratford, East London, on Friday night when professional
Mexican superstar Canelo Alvarez is pondering the options for his behind-closed-doors fight in Las V
After testing the waters in June, Shakur Stevenson will stay at 130lbs and relinquish his WBO feathe
Former WBA Super, WBO and IBF heavyweight champion Andy Ruiz Jr. is on the brink of a comeback fight
A week after the passing of his father, former world heavyweight title challenger Carlos Takam held
Haye hands Joe Joyce his pro debut at the O2 Indigo on Friday, October 20 and the Londoner is apparently so solid, opponents will hurt their hands hitting him!
So says Frazer Clarke – and he should know.
He lost four battles with Joyce in the amateurs – including a pair of ABA finals – and has taken over as Britain’s No 1 super heavyweight after Joyce decided to ditch the vest.
The 32 year old made the switch after winning silver at last summer’s Rio Olympics and Clarke says he’s going to be hard to stop in the pros.