Taylah Gentzen: “We have a plan, and we’re going to execute it on the night.”

Taylah Gentzen: "We have a plan, and we’re going to execute it on the night." "These are the moments that I stay ready for," the words of the Australian lightweight contender Taylah Gentzen. The 35-year-old will travel to England at the end of the month to take on the recently crowned IBF world lightweight champion, … Continue reading Taylah Gentzen: “We have a plan, and we’re going to execute it on the night.” →

Chloe Watson Returns in March

Chloe Watson Returns in March Just one defeat can often leave a perception that a fighter's career has already peaked. If a fighter suffers two defeats, especially two in a row, the fighting obituary of that particular fighter has probably already been written. Chloe Watson found herself in this position in October. The Birkenhead-fighter had … Continue reading Chloe Watson Returns in March →

Stevie Morgan: “I am confident of beating Stephanie Han.”

Stevie Morgan: "I am confident of beating Stephanie Han." It was her big moment. A headline act in Florida against a living legend. But for Stevie Morgan, it didn't quite go to plan. Amanda Serrano stopped her in two rounds, and the American had to go away and rebuild. And she did. 2025 was a … Continue reading Stevie Morgan: “I am confident of beating Stephanie Han.” →

Ellie Scotney: The Road to Undisputed

Ellie Scotney: The Road to Undisputed The road to undisputed has been long for Ellie Scotney. Nothing has come easy. Everything earned. Too many times, the hard way. Inactivity, injuries, being under valued, have all delayed the somewhat inevitability of Ellie Scotney having the full set of baubles at super-bantamweight. There have been struggles. Often … Continue reading Ellie Scotney: The Road to Undisputed →

The Curious Case of Karriss Artingstall

The Curious Case of Karriss Artingstall A former Olympic bronze medallist, an undefeated British champion who is a genuine top-five world-ranked featherweight contender, shouldn't be going under the radar, but Karriss Artingstall most definitely is. The curious case of Artingstall is one of the sport's strangest stories. Undoubtedly immensely talented, but the last two years … Continue reading The Curious Case of Karriss Artingstall →

Caroline Dubois: A New Beginning

Caroline Dubois: A New Beginning For Caroline Dubois, her new beginning started in December. A new promotional home that is seemingly littered with potential opponents. 2026 has the potential to push her career to another stratosphere. The 25-year-old left Boxxer late last year to join Jake Paul's Most Valuable Promotions. A short notice defence of … Continue reading Caroline Dubois: A New Beginning →

Cassie Henderson: “I want to keep progressing and trying to get better.”

Cassie Henderson: "I want to keep progressing and trying to get better." Cassie Henderson had just returned from Germany. A fruitful visit that ended with Henderson coming home to County Armagh with her second European title. In December, Henderson beat the Ukrainian Vladyslava Nalyvaiko on points to claim U17 European honours. The victory over Nalyvaiko followed … Continue reading Cassie Henderson: “I want to keep progressing and trying to get better.” →

Harli Whitwell: The Comeback

Harli Whitwell: The Comeback It's difficult to know where Harli Whitwell would be in her career if she hadn't been on the sidelines due to a serious knee injury. Surgery and extensive rehabilitation have kept the unbeaten super-featherweight prospect out of the ring since the Polish import Karina Szmalenberg was outpointed over eight rounds in … Continue reading Harli Whitwell: The Comeback →