Akeem Ennis-Brown: "I get a buzz off people telling me I can’t do something." By Oliver McManus As a four year old, Akeem Ennis Brown was already diligently plotting his path to success alongside his brother, Shugz. His older brother would oversee Riiddy’s progress with an eager eye and would even hold bets on the … Continue reading Akeem Ennis-Brown: “I get a buzz off people telling me I can’t do something.”
Emanuel Navarrete Looks Ahead To Future At 122 & 126 Pounds WBO junior featherweight king Emanuel Navarrete is the world's busiest world champion, a 25-year-old pressure fighter who is proud to represent his Mexican heritage at the sport's highest level. From May 2019 to February 2020, when he knocked out Jeo Santisima on the Deontay Wilder-Tyson Fury … Continue reading Emanuel Navarrete Looks Ahead To Future At 122 & 126 Pounds
How Good Was Ricky Hatton? By Henry Walter Back in the mid to late 2000's England’s Ricky Hatton was the light-welterweight champion of the world and was widely considered to be one of the best fighters in any weight class. Yet the last few years of the decade were not kind to him and after … Continue reading How Good Was Ricky Hatton?
Jordan Gill: Looking To Unlock Full Potential By Cameron Temple On Eddie Hearn’s now eagerly awaited, regular Instagram live sessions, Kid Galahad vowed that in a rematch he would stop the ‘Leeds warrior’ Josh Warrington within eight rounds, to stoke the fire of an already buzzing featherweight division. Add to those names the likes of … Continue reading Jordan Gill: Looking To Unlock Full Potential
WARRINGTON: I STILL WANT CAN XU CLASH NEXT IBF king hopes unification with WBA champion will happen Josh Warrington is the latest guest on Matchroom Boxing’s new podcast, ‘The Lockdown Tapes’, and he said he is still ticking over as he hopes to meet WBA Featherweight king Can Xu in a unification clash when boxing … Continue reading WARRINGTON: I STILL WANT CAN XU CLASH NEXT
Jimmy Wilde: The Ghost With A Hammer In His Hand By Garry White Arguably, Jimmy Wilde (132-3-1), the first proper flyweight champion of the world, possessed the greatest and most descriptive nickname in ring history. At a time when it wasn’t always fashionable for British fighters to adopt ring monikers, Wilde was known as the … Continue reading Jimmy Wilde: The Ghost With A Hammer In His Hand
Anthony Fowler: Looking To Move Past Fitzgerald Onto Bigger & Better Things By Cameron Temple “My career doesn’t revolve around Scott Fitzgerald. It would be nice to fight him again, but if I don’t, I won’t lose any sleep over it.” Such is the attitude of Liverpool’s Anthony Fowler on a potential rematch with Preston … Continue reading Anthony Fowler: Looking To Move Past Fitzgerald Onto Bigger & Better Things
ESTRADA: I WILL GET REVENGE IN CHOCOLATITO UNIFICATION REMATCH Super-Fly rivals are the first guests with Jessie Vargas on ‘Peleamundo’ Juan Francisco Estrada and Roman ‘Chocolatito’ Gonzalez are hunting a blockbuster unification rematch – and Estrada told Gonzalez in the first ever episode of ‘Peleamundo’, premiering this Sunday on Matchroom Boxing’s YouTube channel, that he … Continue reading ESTRADA: I WILL GET REVENGE IN CHOCOLATITO UNIFICATION REMATCH
Spinks vs Ali 2: The Third Coming Appearances can be deceiving and things most certainly can look very different from the way they really are. They can also give you a distorted picture, something isn't quite what you see. In February 1978 we saw a little of that distortion. The incredible career of 'The Greatest' … Continue reading Spinks vs Ali 2: The Third Coming
Kyle Sarofeen: Daring To Change By Chris Akers Boxing, perhaps more than any other sport, has as much a history on the page as it has in the ring. Magazines such as The Ring and Boxing News have reported on the sport for over 100 years. Books such as Dark Trade and Unforgivable Blackness have … Continue reading Kyle Sarofeen: Daring To Change
