Month: May 2011

By Martin ‘The Brain’ Potter of the Boxing Clever Podcast: Mike Tyson, when he was at the peak of his powers, used to be known as ‘The baddest man on … Read more

Philadelphia, PA—Unbeaten welterweight contender Mike Jones makes his first start in his hometown of Philadelphia in more than two years when he takes on Raul Munoz, of Leon, Mexico in … Read more

By Ted Sares: I have fought for 15 years and no one has hugged me as much as him not even my wife. He needs to understand he’s not the … Read more

By James Slater: Fans witnessed a massive upset back on April 9th, as the returning James Kirkland was stunned and stopped inside a round by little-known Japanese fighter Nobu Ishida … Read more

by Mark Lovell: WBA champion David Haye and Wladimir Klitschko, holder of the IBF, IBO and WBO belts, held back-to-back press conferences in Hamburg and London this week to promote … Read more

Los Angeles, CA (May 11, 2011) Super Six World Boxing Classic Semifinalists and WBA 168-pound champion Andre Ward makes his final preparations for his Semifinals showdown against Arthur Abraham on … Read more

By Mark Klimaszewski: How fickle the world of boxing can be, with some of the most hard to please fans and critics in modern sport. One thing that has amazed … Read more

James DeGale is taking boxing back to the streets – quite literally. The British super-middleweight champion has been training al fresco ahead of his huge clash with George Groves on … Read more

By Vitali Shaposhnikov: “Shane went out like a coward. He has nothing left. It was embarrassing,” said James Toney (73-6-3) in a recent interview (http://www.fighthype.com/pages/content9903.html). There is little doubt that … Read more

By Jason Peck: Walk into the average American sports bar on fight night and watch the other patrons in between rounds. Odds are they haven’t seen a fight in some … Read more