Vitor Belfort vs. Lyoto Machida: What will go down:

Vitor Belfort vs. Lyoto Machida: What will go down: By Ross Markey It seems as if this matchup between two of Brazil's favourite sons should've occurred in both savage strikers primes, nevertheless, former UFC Heavyweight king Vitor 'The Phenom Belfort meets Karate practitioner Lyoto 'The Dragon' Machida in the opening main card clash of UFC … Continue reading Vitor Belfort vs. Lyoto Machida: What will go down: →

Lomachenko vs Linares: Fight of the Year?

Lomachenko vs Linares: Fight of the Year? By Dan McConnell After a sensational 2017 defeating former WBA and IBO Super-Bantamweight Champion Guillermo Rigondeaux. Vasil Lomachenko makes his 2018 debut on Saturday 12th May in Madison Square Garden New York City. After retaining the WBO Junior Lightweight Title, the man nicknamed ‘The Matrix’ who holds a … Continue reading Lomachenko vs Linares: Fight of the Year? →

A Boxing Memory: Henry Armstrong

A Boxing Memory: Henry Armstrong By Brendan McComish Henry Armstrong (1912-1988) became the first boxer in history to hold world titles in three separate weight classes at the same time. After retiring from boxing, Armstrong became an ordained Baptist minister, working with disadvantaged youth. He also wrote the autobiographical "God, Gloves, and Glory" (1956). Born … Continue reading A Boxing Memory: Henry Armstrong →

GSP V Nate Diaz: In The Works for UFC 227

GSP V Nate Diaz: In The Works By Ross Markey Arguably, one of the most surprising match ups in recent octagon memory, is a real possibility as former Middleweight and Welterweight king Georges 'Rush' St-Pierre is in line for a bizarre Lightweight bow against Stockton striker Nate Diaz. Canadian fan favorite St-Pierre returned in blistering … Continue reading GSP V Nate Diaz: In The Works for UFC 227 →

A Boxing Memory: Matthew Hatton

Matthew Hatton often fought his career in the shadow of his older brother Ricky, but he was in his own right a very decent operator himself, which gets lost in comparison of his brothers’ achievements, not helped by having many fights on the undercard of Ricky’s big nights. Boxing on the undercard of shows headlined … Continue reading A Boxing Memory: Matthew Hatton →