Tarczynski Arena: Wroclaw, Poland There are just certain advantages that a champion will always have. But when referees, or judges become part of the story, it leaves a bad taste in everyone’s mouth. That being said, a road map is now written on how to almost certainly defeat Oleksandr Usyk. You can add in, fighting […]
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Matchroom Boxing: O2 Arena; London, England It was far from fancy, wild, and fast. But in his second fight with trainer Derrick James, Anthony Joshua makes small improvements. Now, whether or not he gets Deontay Wilder next is still up for a debate. Robert Helenius came out aggressive versus “The Bronze Bomber” and got crumbled […]
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WBC There’s good things that have been done in the four-belt era of the “sweet science”. But there’s also a lot more that have left its loyal followers scratching and shaking their heads. Usually when there’s a slight glimmer of hope for creative solutions, the sport shoots itself in the foot. But for the first […]
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Copper Box Arena: London, England In his backyard, Joe Joyce looked to defend his WBO Interim Heavyweight strap, and to keep his perfect record going. However, Zhilei Zhang enters the next tier in the division thanks to a good doctor stoppage. Thanks to a powerful pinpoint left hand that shut “The Juggernaut’s” right eye 1:23 […]
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Barclay’s Center; Brooklyn, New York They say “be careful for what you wish for, because you might just get it”. And in theory to become a champion, you must go through everyone to get that, and stay that way. But then you enter in business politics and a bit of a fear factor, and that […]
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AO Arena: Manchester, England In this day of heavyweight boxing’s resurgence most matchups of highly ranked fighters draws tons of attention. Not so much the case here with Joseph Parker and Joe Joyce. But, it turned out to be a better fight than predicted. A rim rocking left hook upstairs at the 1:03 mark in […]
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Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino; Hollywood, Florida: After he improved his record at the venue to 7-0 with 6 knockouts; Luis Ortiz is once again on the verge of a title shot. Or is he? Just how viable is Ortiz? Right now the Cuban silver medalist is 42-years old, and winning the IBF title […]
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