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The Year of Undisputed?

By Ian Mathias The most elusive prize and the man who holds this accolade leaves no arguments as to who is the man in the division! Since the start of the 4 belt era there have been a handful of

The Josh Taylor Blueprint: Perfect Prospect Progression

As Josh Taylor’s most recent World title defence against Apinun Khongsong has recently been announced, now seems as good a time as any to look back on his career so far. This may seem an odd proposition, as he is

Best of British – Joe Calzaghe

Never before has a British fighter divided opinion as much as Joseph William Calzaghe. His perfect record of 46-0 is constantly being shredded by his detractors.

Can Porter v Spence Jr become fight of the year?

By George Whitehouse So far in 2019 we have seen some incredible fights such as Joshua v Ruiz, Lomachenko v Campbell and Thurman v Pacquiao. However, this welterweight world championship unification bout has the potential to be one of the

FIORDIGIGLIO AND EGGINGTON CLASH IN FLORENCE

Triple-header of title action lands at Tuscany Hall on September 19 Orlando Fiordigiglio will make the first defence of his IBF International Super-Welterweight title against Sam Eggington on a Matchroom Boxing Italy and Opi Since 82 promoted show at the Tuscany Hall in

FRANK WARREN ANNOUNCES TRIPLE TITLE BONANZA AT YORK HALL

FRANK WARREN and Queensberry Promotions return to York Hall on Saturday September 14 with a triple bill of title fights starring some of British boxing’s finest prospects, live on BT Sport. Croydon’s Sunny Edwards (12-0, 4 KOs) drops down in

Score Bore

Josh Warrington’s latest defence of his IBF Featherweight title saw yet another scoring controversy plague the world of top level boxing. Kid Galahad can consider himself hugely unlucky to come away without the strap after a tense twelve round encounter. With any

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