Katie Taylor Defeats Amanda Serrano To Retain Her Undisputed World Super-Lightweight Titles

Katie Taylor Defeats Amanda Serrano To Retain Her Undisputed World Super-Lightweight Titles There was no revenge for Amanda Serrano at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington as Katie Taylor retained her undisputed world super-lightweight titles on a wafer-thin unanimous points decision. All three judges edged it to Taylor by an agreed 95-94. The fight didn't quite … Continue reading Katie Taylor Defeats Amanda Serrano To Retain Her Undisputed World Super-Lightweight Titles

Ella Lonsdale: “Boxing keeps me disciplined, and it’s my life now. It’s the best thing that could have happened to me.”

Ella Lonsdale: "Boxing keeps me disciplined, and it's my life now. It's the best thing that could have happened to me."Even at 17, Ella Lonsdale is no stranger to success as a boxer. A two-time Tri-Nations Champion, a four-time National Champion, a European gold medallist plus a plethora of other titles, trust me, her fighting … Continue reading Ella Lonsdale: “Boxing keeps me disciplined, and it’s my life now. It’s the best thing that could have happened to me.”

Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano: Big Fight Preview & Prediction

Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano: Big Fight Preview & Prediction 'Any rematch must be bigger and better for emotion and grandeur. We can’t take a step back. Both Taylor and Serrano deserve an even larger stage next time.' My words from 2022. It should have been Croke Park. It's almost a crime that Katie Taylor … Continue reading Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano: Big Fight Preview & Prediction

Stevie Morgan: “I lost to the greatest female fighter in the world, but I hate that people didn’t get to see the real me.”

Stevie Morgan: "I lost to the greatest female fighter in the world, but I hate that people didn't get to see the real me." The Tampa native only turned professional in 2022, but Stevie Morgan has already managed sixteen fights in that brief period of time. It is an old-school schedule that differs from many … Continue reading Stevie Morgan: “I lost to the greatest female fighter in the world, but I hate that people didn’t get to see the real me.”

Jade Pearce: “I just want to get going and show people what I can do.”

Jade Pearce: "I just want to get going and show people what I can do." "Everyone who I had spoken to before it was as if they were trying to sell themselves. But Carl was just straight to the point. There was no bullshit from Carl." The opening words of Jade Pearce as we discussed … Continue reading Jade Pearce: “I just want to get going and show people what I can do.”

Beyond The Ropes: Louise Orton

Beyond The Ropes: Louise Orton Louise Orton could have walked away from boxing many times. Nobody would have blamed her. Orton turned professional in 2019 with big expectations. An elite amateur who had aspirations of being a world champion. But the pro debut was years in the making. Fight after fight fell through. Some literally, … Continue reading Beyond The Ropes: Louise Orton

Ringside Report: Chantelle Cameron Outpoints Patricia Berghult in Birmingham

Ringside Report: Chantelle Cameron Outpoints Patricia Berghult in Birmingham Chantelle Cameron dominated the former world champion Patricia Berghult over ten rounds in Birmingham on Saturday night to retain her WBC interim super-lightweight title. A victory that promises a whole lot more for 2025. Cameron was in control throughout and was given a thoroughly deserved unanimous … Continue reading Ringside Report: Chantelle Cameron Outpoints Patricia Berghult in Birmingham

A Boxing Memory: Steve Robinson

A Boxing Memory: Steve Robinson Steve Robinson ended his career with six straight defeats. After turning professional in 1989 with little fanfare, Robinson lost nine times in his first four years as an aspiring underappreciated pro. Life on the road. Life in the away corner didn't treat him well. But that isn't the full story. … Continue reading A Boxing Memory: Steve Robinson

Beyond The Ropes: Campbell Hatton

Beyond The Ropes: Campbell Hatton Campbell Hatton turned professional in 2020 after a limited amateur career and limited success in the unpaid ranks. A National Novice title and two regional titles were the highlights of his amateur run. Hatton was 19, when he announced he had signed with Eddie Hearn and Matchroom Boxing. Big exposure. … Continue reading Beyond The Ropes: Campbell Hatton