Former Olympian Castillo Enters Golden Contract Light-Heavyweight Tournament

Former Olympian Castillo Enters Golden Contract Light-Heavyweight Tournament Hard-hitting Dominican star Lenin Castillo has become the latest name to be added to the light-heavyweight edition of the exciting Golden Contract tournament. The groundbreaking competition will be shown live on Sky Sports in association with Matchroom Boxing, and on ESPN+ in association with Top Rank, and … Continue reading Former Olympian Castillo Enters Golden Contract Light-Heavyweight Tournament →

DANIEL DUBOIS BRINGS MESSAGE OF HOPE AND ENCOURAGEMENT TO THE DALE YOUTH AMATEUR BOXING CLUB AHEAD OF COMMONWEALTH TITLE FIGHT

DANIEL DUBOIS BRINGS MESSAGE OF HOPE AND ENCOURAGEMENT TO THE DALE YOUTH AMATEUR BOXING CLUB AHEAD OF COMMONWEALTH TITLE FIGHT British Heavyweight Champion Daniel Dubois spent his afternoon at the Dale Youth Boxing Club in Ladbroke Grove. Joined by heavyweight legend and former WBC World Heavyweight Champion Frank Bruno, Dubois put on a show for … Continue reading DANIEL DUBOIS BRINGS MESSAGE OF HOPE AND ENCOURAGEMENT TO THE DALE YOUTH AMATEUR BOXING CLUB AHEAD OF COMMONWEALTH TITLE FIGHT →

An Interview With The Commonwealth Super Flyweight Champion Tommy Frank

An Interview With The Commonwealth Super Flyweight Champion Tommy Frank By Paul Oltai Since speaking to Tommy in March the Sheffield super flyweight sensation has gone on to become Commonwealth champion and pick up the prestigious rainbow coloured belt with a 4th round stoppage over tough Luke Wilton in Frank’s home town of Sheffield. He … Continue reading An Interview With The Commonwealth Super Flyweight Champion Tommy Frank →

An Interview With Unbeaten Prospect Harvey Horn

An Interview With Unbeaten Prospect Harvey Horn By The Boxing Kid Unbeaten Harvey Horn says he was pleased with his performance against Elvis Guillen on Saturday night, but admits he still has things to work on with coach Mark Tibbs. The 24-year-old was in action as part of Frank Warrren’s stacked York Hall broadcast exclusively … Continue reading An Interview With Unbeaten Prospect Harvey Horn →

Super-Lightweight #GoldenContract Quarter-Finals Unveiled

Super-Lightweight #GoldenContract Quarter-Finals Unveiled The quarter-finals of the super-lightweight #GoldenContract tournament will take place at London’s York Hall on November 22. With the featherweight event-opener at the same venue on October 4, the 140lb hopefuls will open their campaigns there just seven weeks later – live on Sky Sports in the UK in association with … Continue reading Super-Lightweight #GoldenContract Quarter-Finals Unveiled →

Heavyweights Can Underestimate Povetkin at Their Peril

Heavyweights Can Underestimate Povetkin at Their Peril By Sina Latif It seems that a new heavyweight is recently coming out every day wanting a piece of Alexander Povetkin. David Allen called out the Russian prior to his recent loss to David Price, the man who Povetkin knocked out brutally last year on the Anthony Joshua … Continue reading Heavyweights Can Underestimate Povetkin at Their Peril →

Brook vs Khan: Should They Bother, Should We Still Care

Brook vs Khan: Should They Bother, Should We Still Care When the most eagerly awaited fight of the modern era finally happened in 2015, many wished they hadn't bothered. After all the waiting, all the hype, it ended up being one big anti-climax. There is no doubt it would have been a far better spectacle … Continue reading Brook vs Khan: Should They Bother, Should We Still Care →

The FightPost One-Minute Interview: Natasha Jonas

The FightPost One-Minute Interview: Natasha Jonas Natasha Jonas is a former Olympian, boxing at the 2012 London games, and as an amateur is a former medalist at European and World level. Jonas is now a professional with a 8-1 record. 1: What's Your Biggest Weakness I wouldn't want to say 😂🤣 My daughter, or swimming … Continue reading The FightPost One-Minute Interview: Natasha Jonas →

Boxing: Despite All The Bad, The Good Shines Through

Boxing: Despite All The Bad, The Good Shines Through A lot has changed in the boxing world since my first entry into the sweet science, unfortunately not all of those changes are positive ones. As I advanced through my teenage years and beyond I was spoilt, I had an unprecedented golden generation of fighters to … Continue reading Boxing: Despite All The Bad, The Good Shines Through →