Britain’s Brook playing waiting game Britain’s Kell Brook is on the cusp of attaining the Holy Grail and realizing his career goal of becoming a world champion, but the last steps of his journey are being overshadowed by the Mayweather PR machine and the Pacquiao-Bradley rematch. All of the lights are currently focused elsewhere on

Iceman Scully weighs in on Bradley-Pacquiao 2 With the official announcement of the rematch between Timothy Bradley and Manny Pacquiao on February 4, it’s time to let the speculation begin. Bradley (31-0, 12 knockouts) and Pacquiao (55-5-2, 38 KOs) will meet again Apr. 12 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. They’re vying

Katsidis opponent named for Mar. 14 Returning from a nearly two-year layoff, former interim lightweight titlist Michael Katsidis has an opponent for his Mar. 14 return that will take place at Rumours International in Toowoomba. Katsidis will face Indonesian journeyman Eddy Comaro in the headlining bout. The 33-year old Katsidis (28-6, 23 knockouts) participated in

Katsidis returns Mar. 14 in Australia Former interim lightweight titlist Michael Katsidis will return to the ring following a nearly two-year layoff it was announced by Brendon Smith, the trainer and promoter who has rejoined forces with the Aussie. Katsidis (28-6, 23 knockouts) will top a bill in his native Australia on Mar. 14 at

Tim Bradley gains the fans respect in 2013 One of the best resumes in the last few years comes from one of the top pound-for-pound fighters in the sport today. He is undefeated and in 2013 alone has gained the respect from fans that he’s been craving for. No, it is not Floyd Mayweather and

TOP 10 Fights we need to see in 2014 2013 was one of the best years in boxing that we’ve had in a long time. We had the massive event of Floyd Mayweather vs. Canelo Alvarez in which Mayweather put on a spectacular performance in defeating the then undefeated Alvarez, to go along with so many

Timothy Bradley repairs broken reputation in 2013 In 2013, Timothy “desert storm” Bradley mended a broken reputation in electrifying fashion with wins over; Ruslan Provodnikov & Juan Manuel Marquez propelling him in to the top P4P list. It wasn’t all smiles though for the undefeated champion who at one stage was public enemy no.1 coming

Don’t just score the fighters score the refs too! Carl Froch, the current Super-Middleweight IBF & WBA World Champion, emphatically refused what many believe to be a necessary rematch with George Groves by claiming there was “no need to go over old ground”. If that is so why are so many fight fans in UK

Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao: Still the biggest fight in boxing The numbers for Mayweather vs Canelo: ‘The One’ was announced September 19th and a record-breaking $150 million in pay-per-per view (PPV) revenue was generated. The previous mark of $136 million was set in 2007 by Oscar De La Hoya vs. Floyd Mayweather. Floyd Mayweather

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