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James DeGale has been patiently waiting for the chance to fight Carl Froch, but now that the bout looks unlikely, he's hoping to KO both Marco Antonio Periban and then George Groves, all en route to becoming a world super middleweight champion. His fight is one of the many brilliant bouts on the 'Repeat or Revenge' card, and he's hoping to steal the show. If he fails, he will be at least a year away from getting himself back in to world title contention, and luckily we're bringing you a free, live stream of his bout, so check it out. Read More »
On Saturday night, British boxer George Groves will go toe-to-toe with American fighter Denis Douglin, but if he loses, he will lose his shot at Douglin's fellow American, Anthony Dirrell. Groves has been on a mission to become the super middleweight champion of the world, but after twice falling short against Carl Froch, he's confident he can right his wrongs, beating both American fighters, before setting up a HUGE domestic world title bout with fellow Brit James DeGale. Read More »
On Saturday night, British boxer George Groves will go toe-to-toe with American fighter Denis Douglin, but if he loses, he will lose his shot at Douglin's fellow American, Anthony Dirrell. Groves has been on a mission to become the super middleweight champion of the world, but after twice falling short against Carl Froch, he's confident he can right his wrongs, beating both American fighters, before setting up a HUGE domestic world title bout with fellow Brit James DeGale. Read More »
In their first bout, many couldn't separate Nathan Cleverly and Tony Bellew, however, the die hard Everton fan has got his rematch on their "Repeat or Revenge" card and he's not prepared to lose again, with the first bout a questionable decision in Cleverly's favour to say the least. He has insisted that he will beat his rival, that he will force him into retirement, and that he will go on to become the cruiserweight champion of the world. Bellew's words were strong in this week's press conference, and if his punches are just as hard this Saturday, does Cleverly have a chance? Read More »
Nathan Cleverly, Anthony Joshua, Tony Bellew, George Groves and James DeGale will all step into the Liverpool Echo Arena's boxing ring this Saturday night, Nov. 22, and they're all hoping to have world title fights in 2015, and if they have success in their bouts they might just get their wishes. But the British crowd will be split between Nathan and Tony, as the pair will face one another for the second time. Cleverly, though, despite Bellew's home advantage, is confident of winning and then becoming world champion. Cleverly explained: "I've got a dream of becoming a two-weight champion. Win this fight and that dream is alive. Both careers are on the line. We've put ourselves on a pedestal. We've talked the talk. Who can deliver now? Maybe for the loser it's time to walk away, but losing is not an option for me. I strongly dislike him. I wouldn't say I hate the guy — I don't want to waste that emotion on him. The way he talks is very disrespectful. He's got a big mouth. He's a bully boy. He's a big guy, he's got a big mouth and he tries to intimidate people. My ambition is to go to his backyard and bully the bully boy." Read More »
Nathan Cleverly, Anthony Joshua, Tony Bellew, George Groves and James DeGale will all step into the Liverpool Echo Arena's boxing ring this Saturday night, Nov. 22, and they're all hoping to have world title fights in 2015, and if they have success in their bouts they might just get their wishes. But the British crowd will be split between Nathan and Tony, as the pair will face one another for the second time. Cleverly, though, despite Bellew's home advantage, is confident of winning and then becoming world champion. Cleverly explained: "I've got a dream of becoming a two-weight champion. Win this fight and that dream is alive. Both careers are on the line. We've put ourselves on a pedestal. We've talked the talk. Who can deliver now? Maybe for the loser it's time to walk away, but losing is not an option for me. I strongly dislike him. I wouldn't say I hate the guy — I don't want to waste that emotion on him. The way he talks is very disrespectful. He's got a big mouth. He's a bully boy. He's a big guy, he's got a big mouth and he tries to intimidate people. My ambition is to go to his backyard and bully the bully boy." Read More »
Chris Eubank Jnr is no stranger to the boxing world. Being the son of the legendary Chris Eubank, it was always likely that he would step in to the ring eventually. Roll the clock forward, and you'll see his father spurring him on as he trains, putting rounds in the bank, hoping to go and finish, and add to, the boxing legacy his father worked so hard to build. The pair both have the 'you don't have to like me, but you must respect me' kind of attitude, and although some love it, many don't. However, the Eubanks have moved to explain themselves, and they've revealed their plans to dominate the boxing world. Read More »
James DeGale believes he is heading towards a world title, but that doesn't mean he's prepared to start slacking off. The world title contender has already earned himself a shot at Carl Froch, or his vacant title if he chooses to opt out of the fight, but he's not prepared to sit and wait around. Soon enough he will step in to the boxing ring to fight Marco Antonio Periban, and then he's happy to fight Froch, George Groves or whoever stands in his way from world boxing domination in 2015. He has a secret weapon, however, and that's a military-boxing based training camp, but will that be enough to push him the full distance? Read More »
Matchroom boxing will host a stunning night of boxing in just under two weeks time, but this is the last serious week of physical training for the fighters. In one week their attention will turn all the more on to their mental preparation for what looks set to be some of the biggest fights of the stars' careers. Tony Bellew, Nathan Cleverly, Anthony Joshua, James DeGale and George Groves will all be in action on one night, but which boxer will well and truly still the show? Read More »
On Nov. 22, the boxing world will be in awe at one of the greatest cards one could ask for. Sometimes, fighting fans are only treated to one superb bout, but Matchroom Boxing has ensured that fans will have an action-packed night of entertainment as Christmas approaches, giving fans an early present. George Groves, Anthony Joshua, Callum Smith, James DeGale, Scott Quigg, Tony Bellew, Nathan Cleverly, Denis Douglin and Michael Sprott are all in action on a night that will provide the world with a ton of unforgettable boxing. Read More »
Three years ago, George Groves and James DeGale were newcomers-turned-novices in the boxing world, but now they're two of the biggest and well known fighters on the entire planet. These two are both working through bouts, hoping to capture world titles in 2015, and they've revealed that after that, they could have a rematch- three years after Groves beat his domestic rival. They will both fight on Nov. 22, with the pair hoping 2015 is all about them and their world title ambitions. First up, Groves has to beat American boxer Denis Douglin, then he looks set to fight Anthony Dirrell, and possibly DeGale. Read More »
Carl Froch delivered a devastating knockout to George Groves at Wembley Stadium, and it's safe to say he has earned the right to do whatever he wants, and he's living by that right. The world champion boxer has laughed off the idea of a rematch with Groves and he has laughed off the idea of fighting James DeGale. He'll retire if he fails to get a bout against Gennady Golovkin or Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. The British boxer wants a Las Vegas showdown, and if not it appears he'll walk away before risking his legacy in a domestic battle. Read More »
Carl Froch and James DeGale could of stepped in to the ring with one another, but it seems Froch has little to no interest in the boxing bout. The IBF and WBA super-middleweight champion has ripped in to his domestic rival, insulting him, and ruling out their possible showdown in the process. Froch has revealed he'd retire before bothering to get out of bed to train for a DeGale bout. The champion wasn't coy, either. Read More »
