In the world of boxing, few things capture the imagination quite like an all-British heavyweight clash. Lennox Lewis, a titan of the ring and a two-time heavyweight champion, shares a unique perspective on the upcoming fight between Anthony Joshua (AJ) and Daniel Dubois. Drawing parallels to his own legendary battles with fellow Brits like Frank
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Daniel Dubois enters the upcoming heavyweight clash with Anthony Joshua facing not just a formidable opponent, but also the weight of public perception. Having faced criticism in the past, notably during his fight against Joe Joyce in 2020, Dubois has been labeled as someone who may “quit” when under pressure. This perception was further fueled
Claressa Shields has emerged as a beacon of inspiration in the world of combat sports, transcending the boundaries of boxing to become a symbol of resilience and determination. With a remarkable record of achievements—including two Olympic gold medals and an undefeated professional boxing career—Shields stands tall among the sport’s elite. However, her journey from Flint,
As Anthony Joshua prepares to face IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois in a highly anticipated showdown this Saturday in London, his demeanor suggests a lack of appreciation for the challenge that lies ahead. Joshua, buoyed by a supportive fan base and an extensive promotional machine led by Eddie Hearn, seems poised to treat this fight
Boxing fans are abuzz with the prospect of a doubleheader scheduled for November 9th in Philadelphia, featuring two compelling matchups: Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis taking on Karen Chukhadzhian, and WBC Super Flyweight Champion Jesse ‘Bam’ Rodriguez squaring off against Pedro Guevara. Both fights promise not only to showcase the immense talent of the fighters involved but
In the annals of boxing history, there are few matches that resonate with the same vibrancy and significance as the legendary bout between Sugar Ray Leonard and Thomas “Hitman” Hearns. Occurring on September 16, 1981, at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, this fight not only solidified the legacies of both fighters but also set a
Edgar Berlanga’s recent bout against Canelo Alvarez may not have ended in victory, but it certainly marked a pivotal moment in the young boxer’s journey. At just 27 years old, Berlanga demonstrated an impressive tenacity over the full 12-round fight, challenging one of the best in the sport. Although his record now stands at 22
Anthony Joshua’s ascent into the boxing elite crystallized on a fateful night in April 2017 when he faced Wladimir Klitschko at Wembley Stadium. This bout not only marked a significant milestone in Joshua’s career but also transformed the heavyweight landscape. The atmosphere was electric as fans packed the historic venue to witness this clash of
In a breathtaking display of skill and power, “Showtime” Shea Willcox marked his professional debut with a stunning first-round technical knockout of Travis Crain. The junior welterweight match, held at the Bridgewater Veterans Club in Massachusetts during the event dubbed “Fight Night at the Vets Club 2,” showcased Willcox’s promise as he dispatched Crain in
The 1970s represent an extraordinary period in the realm of heavyweight boxing—an epoch saturated with fierce competition, unparalleled talent, and monumental fights that captivated audiences worldwide. It was a time when the heavyweight division was not just a sport but a cultural phenomenon, drawing fans into a world where grit and determination translated into iconic
The recent bout between Edgar Berlanga and Canelo Alvarez has sparked discussions not only about competitive fairness but also about the stark weight disparity displayed during the fight. Berlanga, stepping into the ring at a reported 193 pounds after an intense rehydration process, presented a stark contrast to his official weigh-in of 167.6 pounds. This
In the realm of professional boxing, self-belief is pivotal for any contender. Edgar Berlanga, a welterweight with a record of 22 wins and only one loss, recently proclaimed himself one of Canelo Alvarez’s top three opponents. While confidence is essential in a fighter’s psyche, Berlanga’s assertion appears far-fetched, particularly considering the caliber of opponents Canelo