A Boxing Memory: Mark BrelandThe boxing fan of the modern era probably only knows Mark Breland for his association with Deontay Wilder, and more specifically, the manner in which he was unceremoniously sacked as his trainer for simply doing the right thing. But the career of Breland is more than that. Much more. Breland turned … Continue reading A Boxing Memory: Mark Breland
SKYE NICOLSON: STAYING PRO WILL PROVE THE RIGHT DECISION
SKYE NICOLSON: STAYING PRO WILL PROVE THE RIGHT DECISION Aussie star can take massive step towards World title glory on Friday after ditching Olympic goal Skye Nicolson believes her decision to stay pro and hunt World title glory will be vindicated on Friday night as she challenges Sabrina Maribel Perez for the interim WBC World Featherweight title at … Continue reading SKYE NICOLSON: STAYING PRO WILL PROVE THE RIGHT DECISION
Natasha Jonas: “Mikaela Mayer brings the recognition, the profile, and the skills. That is the fight I want.”
Natasha Jonas: “Mikaela Mayer brings the recognition, the profile, and the skills. That is the fight I want.” “I’ve told them what I want, so we will see what they come up with.” Natasha Jonas. You don’t have to delve too deep into the often murky waters of boxing politics to know what the powers … Continue reading Natasha Jonas: “Mikaela Mayer brings the recognition, the profile, and the skills. That is the fight I want.”
Louise Orton: ‘Sometimes, you have to risk it all for a dream, only you can see. This is my dream.’
Louise Orton: 'Sometimes, you have to risk it all for a dream, only you can see. This is my dream.' 'Every day, you have two choices. I will survive this day, or I will thrive this day. I chose to thrive to show the character of a champion.' Louise Orton turned professional in 2019. It took … Continue reading Louise Orton: ‘Sometimes, you have to risk it all for a dream, only you can see. This is my dream.’
Skye Nicolson: “If I show even 20% of what I have shown in the gym, this fight won’t go ten rounds.”
Skye Nicolson: “If I show even 20% of what I have shown in the gym, this fight won’t go ten rounds.”I have interviewed Skye Nicolson many times. But this time, she seems different. A fighter at peace. A fighter no longer chasing something that has gone. A fighter focussing on the here and now. And, … Continue reading Skye Nicolson: “If I show even 20% of what I have shown in the gym, this fight won’t go ten rounds.”
Jack Dempsey: The Twilight Years
Jack Dempsey: The Twilight Years The last thing an ageing Jack Dempsey needed in 1926 was Gene Tunney. Fighting many things, including three years of inactivity, Tunney, a fighter very much ahead of his time, was just all wrong for a sluggish heavyweight champion of the world who had lost plenty of what made him … Continue reading Jack Dempsey: The Twilight Years
Hannah Robinson: A New Beginning
Hannah Robinson: A New Beginning The progress of women's boxing has been nothing short of remarkable over the last few years. Katie Taylor undoubtedly was a major factor when she turned professional in 2016. Taylor opened many doors the day she decided to test new waters. But her impact wasn't immediate. There was still apathy, … Continue reading Hannah Robinson: A New Beginning
Rhiannon Dixon: The European Title & Beyond
Rhiannon Dixon: The European Title & Beyond Rhiannon Dixon has been guided almost perfectly so far in her professional career. Eight fights, eight wins, and fight number nine on September 30th will be for the European lightweight title against a former world title challenger. Katharina Thanderz will be the next opponent for the so-far unblemished … Continue reading Rhiannon Dixon: The European Title & Beyond
A Boxing Memory: Gennady Golovkin vs. Kell Brook
A Boxing Memory: Gennady Golovkin vs. Kell Brook It always looked like a bridge too far for Kell Brook in 2016. It was a gamble in many ways for the reigning IBF welterweight champion of the world. Brook and the 19,000 inside the O2 Arena in London came with hope if no real expectation. But … Continue reading A Boxing Memory: Gennady Golovkin vs. Kell Brook
A Boxing Memory: Julian Jackson vs. Herol Graham
A Boxing Memory: Julian Jackson vs. Herol Graham Herol Graham is certainly up there when the discussions begin about the greatest British boxer never to win a world title. Three times he tried. Three times, he came agonisingly close to being crowned a world champion. But that night in Spain in 1990 was most certainly … Continue reading A Boxing Memory: Julian Jackson vs. Herol Graham
