UFC 236: What Next For The Losers? By Claudia Peterson UFC 236 on ESPN+ is now in the books. The main card included great fighters at various levels of their careers, and two wars at the top of the card. Here are some thoughts on what should be next for the losers of UFC 236. … Continue reading UFC 236: What Next For The Losers?
Crawford vs Khan: A Task Too Big For Khan? By Matthew Dean Amir Khan (33-4-0. 20KOs) is feeling confident, he firmly believes he has the measure of Terence Bud Crawford (33-0-0. 25KOs). Looking at this fight scheduled for 20th April I am going to be blunt. Not that it counts for much and I … Continue reading Crawford vs Khan: A Task Too Big For Khan?
Lomachenko vs Lopez: A Fight Fans Deserve in 2019 By Jessica Farrell As much as I love Vasyl Lomachenko, I felt frustrated during his brief segment about Teofimo Lopez. While it’s true that Lopez hasn’t fought the true top contenders, it’s about the style in which he has beaten them that strongly resembles Lomachenko. Time … Continue reading Lomachenko vs Lopez: A Fight Fans Deserve in 2019
JAIME MUNGUIA DEFEATS DENNIS "HURRICANE" HOGAN TO RETAIN WBO SUPER WELTERWEIGHT TITLE In a thrilling main event, Jaime Munguia retained his WBO Super Welterweight Title and undefeated record after going toe-to-toe with Dennis “Hurricane” Hogan. The co-main event was declared a no contest when Diego De La Hoya and Enrique Bernache collided heads, and Patrick … Continue reading JAIME MUNGUIA DEFEATS DENNIS “HURRICANE” HOGAN TO RETAIN WBO SUPER WELTERWEIGHT TITLE
Two Wars: Poirier and Adesanya Win at UFC 236 I've not really got the point of Interim titles, what meaning or value do they really have. They should be created in only the most exceptional circumstances, and for me neither Interim title on the line at UFC 236 fitted that criteria. Both fights were … Continue reading Two Wars: Poirier and Adesanya Win at UFC 236
Chantelle Cameron Riding Wave of Women's Boxing IBO world champion Chantelle Cameron is eager to push herself to the pinnacle of the thriving women’s boxing scene as she prepares to return to action. The Northampton lightweight (8-0, 5 KOs) heads to York Hall on April 26 to face Feriche Mashauri (7-3), who took another MTK … Continue reading Chantelle Cameron Riding Wave of Women’s Boxing
Claressa Shields Cruises To Victory Claressa Shields is the undisputed middleweight champion of the world. The 24-year-old Flint, Mich. native delivered the best performance of her career and cruised to a unanimous decision over Germany’s Christina Hammer Saturday on SHOWTIME in arguably the most significant women’s boxing match in history. The judges scored the fight … Continue reading Claressa Shields Cruises To Victory
Crolla No Match For Lomachenko It was brutal, it was predictable but thankfully it was mercifully short as Vasyl Lomachenko retained his world lightweight titles at the Staples Center in Los Angeles in 4 one-sided rounds. Anthony Crolla showed his usual bravery but the fight showed us the difference between a world champion and THE world … Continue reading Crolla No Match For Lomachenko
UFC 236: FightPost Team Predictions By Emma J Bramford The FightPost team have made their Main Card predictions for UFC 236 held at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia on Saturday, April 13th 2019. The team have no clean sweeps this week. In the main event, the team have Holloway to win over Poirier. … Continue reading UFC 236: FightPost Team Predictions
My Favourite Fighter: Michael “Venom” Page By Kieran Cobley There are lots of fighters that I am a fan of, like Daniel Cormier, Stephen Thompson, Anderson Silva and Nathaniel Wood, but I only have one true favourite. Michael “Venom” Page. Venom has only really came to prominence in the last three or so years, and … Continue reading My Favourite Fighter: Michael “Venom” Page
