On Saturday night, Amir Khan returned to the ring with a unanimous decision win over Samuel Vargas in Birmingham. While Khan secured the victory, his performance left me pondering just as many questions as answers. A Rocky Comeback Khan started strong—dropping Vargas in round two—only to expose defensive vulnerabilities when Vargas rocked him just before […]
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Last month, Tyson Fury boxed his second comeback fight — a dominant points win over Francesco Pianeta in Belfast. With WBC champion Deontay Wilder ringside and hyping a potential clash, it now looks like Fury could be jumping straight into a world title shot just two fights into his return. But here’s the question: should
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Where Does Joseph Parker Go From Here? Joseph Parker suffered back-to-back defeats after losing a hard-fought decision to Dillian Whyte at the O2. And while he showed flashes of his talent, the performance raised serious questions about his hunger, confidence, and long-term prospects at the top of the heavyweight division. So what now for the
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On Saturday night Whyte V Parker will go to war at the O2 arena. There’s no question it is going to be a very exciting fight to watch, but this fight could also be a lose lose fight for both men because they have everything to win and everything to lose. This fight came as
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Following my post on The History of Queenberry Rules I have decided to look at another historical figure within British boxing, so this week I will be looking at Who was Lord Lonsdale. Hugh Lowther was the 5th Earl of Lonsdale after taking over from his brother in 1882. However before claiming his inheritance he
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