As we wind down another year on the boxing calendar, 2015 has turned out to be a significant year for the Heavyweight division in particular.
Mark Klimaszewski
Boxing Blows Its Chances On The Biggest Stage
So here we are, just hours after the “Fight Of The Century” and the world has a bitter taste in its mouth.
Tyson Fury – Road To The Heavyweight Title
Heavyweight contender Tyson Fury is a polarising character indeed. Fond of antagonistic commentary leading up to, during, and after a fight, not to mention being partial to a bit of abusive chat on Twitter or Facebook, the 6’9’’ giant from Manchester isn’t at all bothered about upsetting fans or fellow boxers in the slightest.
Andre Ward: It’s Time To Up The Stakes
I remember a few years back, when the ingenious, six-man tournament conceived by Showtime, aptly titled The Super Six, had been organized and announced; the contracts were newly inked and the six combatants were confirmed.
Mayweather v Pacquiao: Prepare For Disappointment
The ongoing saga (or soap opera, depending on who you speak to) of the “will they, won’t they” couple; boxing’s top two 147lbers who have kept the fans and public guessing for way too long now, leaving many completely indifferent to whether the fight will actually happen or not; Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Stiverne vs. Wilder: Bombs Away!
In what could be the liveliest heavyweight scrap of recent times, reigning WBC champ Bermane Stiverne will face undefeated KO artist Deonte Wilder, on January 17th at the legendary MGM Grand, Las Vegas.
Amir Khan: The Art of Talk
Few pugilists over the years have divided opinion as much as the UK’s Amir Khan. Throughout his largely impressive career, he has been dogged with derision and doubt, as fans and pundits alike have continued to question his level of opposition, the resilience of his suspect chin, and his overall pedigree as a fighter.