Amar Kayani has one of the most eye-opening tales of redemption in British professional boxing. The
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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
Tyson Fury’s comeback fight is still far away from happening. The former world heavyweight champion has been very active on social media lately, tweeting and posting videos about his possible future opponents Deontay Wilder and Anthony Joshua.
I'm gonna stop you @anthonyfjoshua inside 8 rounds watch me go.
— TYSON2FASTFURY (@Tyson_Fury) October 31, 2017
Fury still hasn’t been officially licensed as a boxer by the British Boxing Board of Control and he still hasn’t had his final hearing with UK Anti-Doping.
So in other words, despite the activity on social media, nothing has changed as of yet. But it is expected that things might take a leap forward in January at least according to promoter Frank Warren.