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Heavyweight duo Dereck Chisora and Joseph Parker are beating the drum for a May 1 showdown after sha
Trainer Mark Tibbs is confident that his fighter Billy Joe Saunders can pull off a major surprise an
Former world title challenger Brandon Adams pulled a mighty left hook out of nowhere to upset the pr
Former WBO heavyweight champion Joseph Parker has amicably parted ways with trainer Kevin Barry afte
Guided by trainer Virgil Hunter and supported by his fellow fighting wife, Tony Yoka is ready to pou
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Rio Ferdinand has been told he could have been a contender.
The former Manchester United and England defender plans to make his professional debut next year and at 39, his career looks set to be a short one.
The chances are Ferdinand will only box once or twice, provided the British Boxing Board of Control grant him a license – and given his age and complete lack of experience, that’s not a certainty.
Robert Smith, General Secretary of the Board, says Ferdinand has yet to apply for his license, but coach Richie Woodhall has faith in him and says that had he taken up boxing sooner, he could have had a good career.