It’s quite rare for any big fight to be staged on a Sunday; even rarer if the Sunday doesn’t fall on a bank holiday weekend.
Tony Bellew
Tony Bellew back in training aiming for December return: “Andre Ward would be a mega-fight; I will walk through him like a train
Tony Bellew says he is “much closer” to a fight with Andre Ward in comparison to a return bout with David Haye.
Bellew-Haye II “Virtually Dead” says Hearn
Those fight fans who want, and have wanted since March, to see bitter British rivals Tony Bellew and David Haye fight a rematch will likely be disappointed.
Tony Bellew-David Haye in talks for a December return, but Haye must agree to Bellew’s purse split demands
Both Tony Bellew and David Haye will fight in December; it’s just a case of whether or not they will fight each other in a rematch or face someone else.
Can Tony Bellew do what his countryman Carl Froch couldn’t and beat Andre Ward?
Ward says he’d strongly look at fighting Bellew if the WBC cruiser belt is on the line
Fans await the respective next move of Andre Ward and Tony Bellew.
Tony Bellew: I would have no problem dealing with Andre Ward
As fight fans probably know, unified light-heavyweight champ Andre Ward, for many the reigning pound-for-pound king, has expressed a serious interest in moving his considerable talents up to the cruiserweight division; maybe even the heavyweight division.
Hearn says the public “want to see” Bellew-Haye rematch, says Haye “needs it”
In this, a big year for big boxing rematches, promoter Eddie Hearn wants to add Tony Bellew-David Haye II to the list of returns that includes Ward-Kovalev II, Joshua-Klitschko II (most likely anyway) and Rungvisai-Gonzalez II.
Tony Bellew still craves revenge over Adonis Stevenson; says he’d go back down to cruiserweight if Stevenson came up
A whole lot has happened to Liverpool’s Tony Bellew since his 2013 stoppage loss to defending WBC light-heavyweight champ Adonis Stevenson – most of it good.
Kell Brook’s courage in taking a knee against Spence was exemplary
The criticism levelled at Kell Brook in the wake of his 11th round KO defeat to Errol Spence is a stark reminder that boxing is and always has been a sport of extremes, wherein the very best and the very worst of human nature is exposed.
Deontay Wilder and Tony Bellew get into it at Joshua-Klitschko weigh-in!
Tony Bellew is no stranger to an out of the ring altercation/slagging match/scuffle, and, truth be told, neither is Deontay Wilder.