Author name: Shivam Khatwani

The build-up to Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua on December 19 on Netflix has already taken the boxing world by surprise. A former unified heavyweight champion meeting a crossover star in a sanctioned heavyweight bout is something nobody expected a few years ago, yet the fight is signed and both men are deep into camp.

Tyson Fury’s bold prediction about Jake Paul knocking out Anthony Joshua has taken on a whole new level now that the fight is officially confirmed for December 19 in Miami. What started as a headline-grabbing opinion has become a genuine talking point in the lead-up to a real heavyweight showdown. And Fury has not softened

Fabio Wardley has officially been elevated to WBO heavyweight world champion after Oleksandr Usyk vacated the belt. It comes just weeks after Wardley captured the WBO interim title with a stoppage win over Joseph Parker, a victory that positioned him perfectly for this moment. Wardley’s rise has been fast and decisive. His win over Parker

Matchroom Boxing has spent years building its reputation as one of the most dominant promoters worldwide, delivering major stadium shows and guiding elite fighters to world championships. But recent decisions have sparked a growing debate about whether the organisation is beginning to prioritise entertainment value over competitive logic and fighter safety. That debate intensified first

Chase DeMoor has set the influencer boxing scene buzzing after saying he would retire from fighting if Andrew Tate puts him down in the first or second round. The statement, made during a podcast appearance and now circulating across social media, has added new intensity to a matchup that already carries plenty of drama. DeMoor