Rhiannon Dixon Returns To The Ring in September It's been a frustrating time of late for the unbeaten Wigan lightweight prospect Rhiannon Dixon. Dixon hasn't had a fight since late 2019, the pandemic saw a fight cancelled in March last year, and it has played a major part in her inactivity since then. With opportunities … Continue reading Rhiannon Dixon Returns To The Ring in September
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Arthur vs Faraci Preview
Arthur vs Faraci Preview By Oliver McManus Lyndon Arthur, the WBO’s #1 ranked light-heavyweight contender, is back in action this Saturday night in defense of his Inter-Continental belt. The 30 year old faces Davide Faraci at Royal Albert Hall in what, at the time of writing, is slated as a ten round contest. We last … Continue reading Arthur vs Faraci Preview
Ricky Hatton: Closure, Peace & Happiness
Ricky Hatton: Closure, Peace & Happiness It felt like old times, the familiar setting, the Manchester Arena. 'There's only one Ricky Hatton' blasted out from the Hatton faithful, but many things were missing. The usual blend of familiar celebrities were seated at ringside, but sadly the parents were not. A bitter family feud, now thankfully … Continue reading Ricky Hatton: Closure, Peace & Happiness
CHAMBERLAIN PREPARING FOR COMEBACK AFTER CAREER SAVING SHOULDER SURGERY
CHAMBERLAIN PREPARING FOR COMEBACK AFTER CAREER SAVING SHOULDER SURGERY British cruiserweight contender Isaac Chamberlain spoke exclusively with Ali Drew for Hennessy Sports’ YouTube channel about his career saving shoulder surgery as he gears up for his long awaited return to the ring. Chamberlain has been out of action so far this year as he underwent … Continue reading CHAMBERLAIN PREPARING FOR COMEBACK AFTER CAREER SAVING SHOULDER SURGERY
Sonny Liston: The Final Fights
Sonny Liston: The Final Fights By Paul Gallender On May 25, 1965, Sonny Liston lost his rematch with Muhammad Ali. Losing that fight and the way he chose to do it cost him his reputation, his livelihood, and his legacy. Liston’s adjusted gross income fell precipitously from $562,651 in 1964 to $19,180 in 1966. The … Continue reading Sonny Liston: The Final Fights
BCB Promotions: James Beech Ready For Bourke
BCB Promotions: James Beech Ready For Bourke BCB Promotions’ very own Bloxwich Banger, James Beech Jnr, has set his eyes on a British title shot, but first he must defeat an undefeated knockout artist in Chris Bourke writes Matt Farrington. This fight is scheduled to take place for the WBC international title in London on … Continue reading BCB Promotions: James Beech Ready For Bourke
Jamie Moore: The Plan Is For Tursynbay Kulakhmet To Fight For A World Title After Seven Fights!
Jamie Moore: The Plan Is For Tursynbay Kulakhmet To Fight For A World Title After Seven Fights! Trainer Jamie Moore has revealed the lofty ambitions that have been set out for highly-rated Tursynbay Kulakhmet - as he prepares to face Aleksei Evchenko on this weekend's #MTKFightNight in Kazakhstan. Undefeated Kulakhmet returns to the ring on … Continue reading Jamie Moore: The Plan Is For Tursynbay Kulakhmet To Fight For A World Title After Seven Fights!
Fightzone Review: Jack Massey Impresses in Sheffield
Fightzone Review: Jack Massey Impresses in Sheffield By Louis Devereux Small hall boxing may have suffered greatly in 2020, but if Friday night’s Fightzone show was anything to go by, it’s back with a vengeance. In fact, it feels strange even referring to it as a small hall show, as there was nothing small time … Continue reading Fightzone Review: Jack Massey Impresses in Sheffield
Bridges vs Connolly: Hugs, Handshakes & War
Bridges vs Connolly: Hugs, Handshakes & War Ebanie Bridges and Bec Connolly are two perfect examples of what boxing can do. Lives saved, lives changed. For Connolly, it brings survival. The last year has been incredibly hard. Work dried up, with little money incoming, the fight was to just put food on the table. Two … Continue reading Bridges vs Connolly: Hugs, Handshakes & War
Tyson vs Douglas: One Night In Tokyo
Tyson vs Douglas: One Night In Tokyo “The man’s mother died, and he turned that into the focus of his dedication and commitment. You prepare to succeed, or you prepare to fail. Buster Douglas prepared to succeed, Tyson failed to prepare to succeed.” Don King told ESPN what went wrong and what went right on … Continue reading Tyson vs Douglas: One Night In Tokyo








