We had three different fight cards on three different networks all happening at the same time last Saturday, and have multiple cards next weekend with the main focus being the super fight between Gervonta Davis and Ryan Garcia. This weekend is looked at as a “bye week” for boxing, but

To read the rest of my writing go to my newsletter. Joyce vs. Zhang on ESPN+ The big fight of the weekend will see two top-ten heavyweights do battle, but that comes secondary to the violence they both produce. Joe Joyce, the 2016 British silver medalist in the super heavyweight

2022 Winner: Joe Joyce 2021 Winner: Jaron “Boots” Ennis Joe Joyce is the odd man out currently, but that still doesn’t mean, he isn’t the contender of the year.  For those unaware, we created this award last year for an exciting fighter, we want to see in a big fight

Joyce Stops Him Quick Joe Joyce’s career is strange as the 36-year-old, who is a 2016 Olympic silver medalist, got a fourth-round KO win over European gatekeeper Christian Hammer. The bout was originally scheduled to be against Joseph Parker, but fell apart, and Hammer was the replacement.  Joyce after starting

With the United States of America celebrating independence on the Fourth of July, boxing is rather barren based on so much going on in society outside of it. Here is a breakdown of the fights in Europe, some stuff I have enjoyed reading, listening to, and watching this year, and

WBC Champion: Tyson Fury WBA Champion: Oleksandr Usyk IBF Champion: Oleksandr Usyk WBO Champion: Oleksandr Usyk ITRBoxing’s Rankings

Early Olympics Observations Imam Khataev, light heavyweight, Khataev gave his opponent five standing eight counts en route to stopping him with two standing-eight counts in the first round, as well as one more in the second round as well as two in the third round. Khataev is one of the

Subscribe now Leave a comment Share Olympics On For Next Two Weeks We have you covered with all your Olympic needs as we do not just get you ready for the Olympics we look into, please visit this page for all the information on breakdowns, etc. Joe Joyce Returns Fite.TV PPV,

2016 Olympic super heavyweight silver medalist Joe Joyce (7-0  7KOs) made short work of Joe Hanks in the television opener of the pay-per-view portion of the card from The Staples Center in Los Angeles, CA. Joyce dominated the whole bout, but showed his kind heart as he had Hanks hurt

Tomorrow night’s pay-per-view clash between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury is now official as the two combatants made weight with Fury coming in 44 pounds heavier than Wilder. Interesting to note, Fury is nine pounds heavier than when he fought Wladimir Klitschko, but roughly eight pounds lighter than when he brutalized