On This Day – The Greatest Fighter Of Them All Passed Away: Sugar Ray Robinson
201 fights and only ever stopped once, this due to the scorching heat, evil heat that floored the referee for the count beforehand.
201 fights and only ever stopped once, this due to the scorching heat, evil heat that floored the referee for the count beforehand.
Teddy Atlas, on his superb podcast ‘The Fight,’ recently listed his top 10 greatest ever heavyweights, and the fans sure found the list, the picks, interesting.
Former world heavyweight title challenger and long-time contender Dillian Whyte turns 37 today, and the Londoner doesn’t figure to have too long to go until his walks away and retires from the sport.
The next opponent for red-hot, unbeaten 20 year old heavyweight prospect/contender Moses Itauma has been announced, and it’s fair to say fans will be less than overwhelmed.
Just recently, we saw a controversy in Australia, this when three scoring judges who are all Australian were initially assigned to the Tim Tszyu-Joey Spencer fight.
We’ve had quite enough fun and games during boxing press conferences just lately, and though Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano didn’t go anywhere near as far as the men have gone just recently, things did get heated at their New York get-together.
I don’t know about you, but I still find myself forgetting, if for just a second or two, that heavyweight great George Foreman is no longer with us.
As fans who caught the show know, there was major controversy last Saturday in Manchester, on Frank Warren’s show, this in the co-main event that saw David Adeleye and Jeamie TKV fight for the vacant British heavyweight title.
Could it be that Mexican superstar, and for many the face of boxing, Canelo Alvarez calls is a career after four more fights?
Recently crowned WBO lightweight champ Keyshawn Davis had it all planned out: he would have himself an active 2025, with three or even four fights undertaken this year.