Category Archives: Boxing Talk

We don’t need too see Wilder versus Fury 3

We’ve had two fights between them already and while the first fight was controversial it was resolved in the rematch where Fury dominated Wilder before stopping him in 7 rounds. The only reason this third fight is happening is because of money and contractual obligations. Fury should have won the first and won the secondContinue reading “We don’t need too see Wilder versus Fury 3”

Which Brit will win a world title next?

British boxing is currently going through a transitional stage where the old guard is retiring and the stars of tomorrow are getting close to world level. I think we have the potential too see lots of new world champions from this country in the next few years and I thought i’d list a few thatContinue reading “Which Brit will win a world title next?”

Should Minimum weight be removed?

I have been thinking recently that Minimum weight doesn’t serve much of a purpose. Any fighter that fights at minimum weight wouldn’t be undersized at Light Flyweight so why not get rid of minimum weight and make the talent pool at Light Flyweight deeper. Minimum weight world title fights are rarely broadcast on major TVContinue reading “Should Minimum weight be removed?”

David Benavidez and why he has the most potential out of everyone at 168 or 175

David Benavidez is already a two time Super Middleweight champion however didn’t actually lose his belts in the ring. He was effectively stripped of his title because he tested positive for Cocaine and wasted a bit of his career. This won’t be a problem however as hes only 23 and shouldn’t be in his primeContinue reading “David Benavidez and why he has the most potential out of everyone at 168 or 175”

Fights I want too see at Heavyweight in 2020

This time i’m going to go over 3 heavyweight fights I want too see beyond the obvious ones of Fury versus Joshua etc. The first fight i’d like to see is Oleksandr Usyk versus Dillian Whyte. I think this fight would firstly be entertaining and secondly would be a great test to see how goodContinue reading “Fights I want too see at Heavyweight in 2020”

Rene Alvarado the comeback king.

Rene Alvarado is someone that a few years ago you would have called a gatekeeper and perhaps started to question whether he should think about hanging the gloves up. Fast forward to now and hes on an eight fight win streak and has claimed the WBA regular title at super featherweight. That regular title shouldContinue reading “Rene Alvarado the comeback king.”

Kevin Lerena the dark horse of the cruiserweight division.

Kevin Lerena is a 25-1 Cruiser-weight from South Africa who has been making steady defenses of his IBO Cruiser-weight title since 2017. Hes also a southpaw which may make many hesitate to fight him. In the last two years hes emerged as a top 10 Cruiserweight and could have a big impact on the divisionContinue reading “Kevin Lerena the dark horse of the cruiserweight division.”

Fres Oquendo still ranked 15th by the WBA at heavyweight.

Oquendo despite not fighting since 2014 is still ranked by the WBA at heavyweight which seems completely insane. The reason he is still ranked is because legally he has the right for a world title shot. For one reason or another he still hasn’t gotten the money or his title shot as the WBA orderedContinue reading “Fres Oquendo still ranked 15th by the WBA at heavyweight.”

Fighters that will benefit from this break.

While this break from boxing will not help a lot of boxers for certain ones this could be a hidden blessing. The first fighter that this could help is Deontay Wilder who was supposed to be fighting Tyson Fury in the summer. That fight has been cancelled which gives Wilder more time to make adjustmentsContinue reading “Fighters that will benefit from this break.”