Billy Joe Saunders insists that he hasn’t overlooked four-time World Title challenger Martin M
South African cruiserweight Thabiso Mchunu (22-5, 13 KOs) has managed to step out of
Russ Anber gives the view from the Roy Jones corner on ‘Superman’’s showdown with “Iron” M
Two-weight world champion Danny Garcia is convinced that the time is right to capture the IBF and WB
Daniel Dubois’ trainer Martin Bowers has told Boxing Social that his young heavyweight has suffere
Dillian Whyte doesn’t pull any punches inside or outside of the ring. The former WBC interim
From a land steeped with the importance of tradition, it’s little wonder that Kazuto Ioka (25-2, 1
The eight-round exhibition between returning legends Mike Tyson and Roy Jones ended in a disputed
A remarkable Joe Joyce scored a sensational 10th round victory over Daniel Dubois to claim the
Back in January 2016, Deontay Wilder had just knocked out Arthur Szpilka in the ninth round and retained his WBC World heavyweight championship. Soon after the win, none other than Tyson Fury stormed into the ring and the two had a heated verbal exchange in front the cameras and possibly planting a seed for a heavyweight clash.
With Fury’s recent activity on social media, the former world heavyweight champion has made it clear he hasn’t forgotten about Deontay Wilder and called him out in a recent Instagram post.