Joshua vs. Ngannou: A Tale of the Expected The longer you spend in the dark caves of boxing, the more cynical you become. The long tunnels that are inhabited by hypocrisy, blatant lies, and so much more, you realise that boxing is in serious need of a deep clean. An abyss that is governed by … Continue reading Joshua vs. Ngannou: A Tale of the Expected
Rhiannon Dixon: From White Collar to World Champion? Rhiannon Dixon has now got some severe competition from the new teenage darts sensation Luke Littler for the Warrington Sports Personality of the Year for 2024. Littler has been known on the darts scene for quite some time. To the casual darts fan and the wider public, … Continue reading Rhiannon Dixon: From White Collar to World Champion?
Nicola Hopewell Returns With a Win Nicola Hopewell returned to action on Saturday night in Bradford. Hopewell had her first fight back since losing her unbeaten record to Emma Dolan in October in a failed bid for the Commonwealth super-flyweight title. Hopewell improved her resume to 4-1 courtesy of a dominant 60-54 points victory over … Continue reading Nicola Hopewell Returns With a Win
Buatsi vs. Azeez: A Night of the Present & the Future for Boxxer Boxxer had a difficult year in 2023. But not as some will try to convince you, a disastrous one. A year of injuries and the subsequent inevitable delays and postponements of major fights stalled the development and progress that Boxxer had made … Continue reading Buatsi vs. Azeez: A Night of the Present & the Future for Boxxer
Nicola Hopewell: "I can make flyweight, so any championship fights I have need to be at flyweight."The road back begins in Bradford on Saturday night for Nicola Hopewell. The main event of her last fight in October is replaced by a comeback fight lower down the card, but in many ways, it will serve its … Continue reading Nicola Hopewell: “I can make flyweight, so any championship fights I have need to be at flyweight.”
Georgia O'Connor: A fighter who just wants to fight. Why is that so difficult? Five days a week, Georgia O'Connor trains. Seven days a week, she hopes the call comes that she has a fight incoming. But that call or the first bell that she craves so much doesn't come. She now doubts it ever … Continue reading Georgia O’Connor: A fighter who just wants to fight. Why is that so difficult?
DIBELLA ENTERTAINMENT INKS PROMOTIONAL AGREEMENT WITH WBA WORLD CHAMPION, AND INSPIRATIONAL FIGHTING MOM, NINA HUGHES Dibella Entertainment has expanded its impressive stable of female bantamweights with the signing of undefeated WBA Bantamweight World Champion Nina Hughes. Hughes, who hails from Billericay, Essex, England, was the fastest ever British professional boxer to win a world title when she captured … Continue reading DIBELLA ENTERTAINMENT INKS PROMOTIONAL AGREEMENT WITH WBA WORLD CHAMPION, AND INSPIRATIONAL FIGHTING MOM, NINA HUGHES
Chantelle Cameron: "The trilogy fight with Katie Taylor would be incredible for women's boxing." There was blood, guts, and another fight for the ages in Dublin late last year. Chantelle Cameron may well have ended 2023 without her undisputed world super-lightweight titles, but the Northampton fighter has set her sights on the trilogy fight with … Continue reading Chantelle Cameron: “The trilogy fight with Katie Taylor would be incredible for women’s boxing.”
Rhiannon Dixon Lands World Title Shot in ManchesterThe unbeaten Warrington lightweight prospect Rhiannon Dixon will take the next step in her career when she fights Argentina’s Karen Elizabeth Carabajal for the vacant WBO world lightweight title in Manchester on April 13th on a bill topped by a big domestic super-featherweight showdown between Jordan Gill and Zelfa Barrett with … Continue reading Rhiannon Dixon Lands World Title Shot in Manchester
Natasha Jonas: "I took the risk to fight Mikaela as a voluntary defence because I wanted to test myself, even though she was very high risk. But I am not scared to take that risk again.” The fight was everything it was set up to be. Two former Olympians who knew the importance of … Continue reading Natasha Jonas: “I took the risk to fight Mikaela as a voluntary defence because I wanted to test myself, even though she was very high risk. But I am not scared to take that risk again.”
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