Author name: Shivam Khatwani

Andrew Tate has been a controversial figure for years — labelled by the media as a bad influence and criticised for promoting misogynistic views. His name has appeared in Netflix documentaries and even in government discussions, often as a warning about the dangers of online influence on young men. However, beyond the headlines and controversy,

Heavyweight boxing returns with a major showdown as Joseph Parker takes on Fabio Wardley on Saturday, October 25, 2025, at The O2 Arena in London. The matchup has generated significant buzz, bringing together Parker’s world-level experience and Wardley’s unbeaten power-punching rise. The event will be one of the biggest fight nights in the British calendar,

Eddie Hearn has confirmed that Anthony Joshua’s next fight is set for February, and plans are already in motion for a major stadium showdown. The announcement has sparked huge excitement across the boxing world, with speculation growing that Joshua’s return could take place in Africa — a move that would carry both sporting and historical

The year 2025 is shaping up to be a monumental one for combat sports, filled with legacy matchups, comeback stories, and new-age spectacle. From world title fights to rumoured influencer clashes, fans have plenty to look forward to. Here’s a look at the top three fights that have everyone talking. Jonathan Haggerty vs Nabil Anane

The boxing world has been left in deep sorrow following the heartbreaking passing of British boxing icon Ricky Hatton. Known as “The Hitman,” Hatton wasn’t just a champion inside the ring but also a national hero whose charisma and fighting spirit inspired millions. His untimely death has left fans and family devastated, especially his son,

Darren Till has his eyes set on another big name as he publicly called out Nate Diaz for a boxing fight following his explosive win over Luke Rockhold at Misfits Boxing 22. The former UFC contender seems fully focused on his new chapter in the boxing world, and he’s wasting no time stirring up attention

Things are getting tense between two of the sport’s biggest powerhouses. UFC boss Dana White has fired back at Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn after the British mogul criticized White’s upcoming move into boxing under the Zuffa banner. White, who recently co-promoted the blockbuster Canelo Alvarez vs Terence Crawford event, has made it clear that he’s