The Russian invasion of the cruiserweight division
They have arrived with a bang. A knock out bang that is resonating through the cruiser weight division so loudly the heavyweights can hear it.
Ivan Ivanov
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Olympic champion Oleksandr Usyk defeats Andrey Knyazev via TKO 8
Pacquiao vs Mayweather – an integral assault vs. a defensive equilibrium
The smart money is on Money according to the odds, the smart Manny will be all over Money as well scanning him for glitches.
Amir Khan’s boxing legacy – a wild-goose chase or a work in progress
Khan expects to win the Mayweather lottery or to get the congressional consolation prize, he believes he is entitled to fight the winner (or loser) of the May 2 mega fight.
A cruiserweight monster in the making – Dmitry Kudryashov
The 49-0 taboo in boxing
The “zero syndrome” in boxing has gained the upper hand and has obscured the valuable qualities of boxers focusing on a bogus credential like an unbeaten record.
Swimming vs. road work/running for boxers – a better option or a therapeutic option?
Swimming is a great aerobic enhancer and surpasses the benefits of running as far as endurance and lung capacity are concerned.
Artur Beterbiev stamps his mark on the light heavyweight division
Artur Beterbiev steps up against Gabriel Campillo on April 4
Beterbiev is scheduled to fight Campillo at the Pepsi Coliseum, Quebec, Canada on the undercard of Adonis Stevenson vs Sakio Bika.
Sergey Kovalev TKO 8 Jean Pascal – Round by Round Review
Kovalev defended his WBO, WBA Super and IBF light heavyweight titles with a substandard performance vs. a durable but technically and tactically bridled strongman.