Opinion Articles

In the often contentious and fiercely debated realm of boxing, discussions about the pound-for-pound best boxer in the world are a staple among fans and experts alike. While many names circulate in these conversations, one name that consistently stands out is "Monster" Naoya Inoue. The Japanese phenom recently stopped Filipino champion Marlon Tapales to become undisputed … [Read more...] about Naoya Inoue is Making a Case for Pound-for-Pound Supremacy in Boxing

In a shocking turn of events at UFC 296, Tony Ferguson, a seasoned veteran in the sport of mixed martial arts, faced a dominant defeat at the hands of the rising star Paddy Pimblett. The match, which had been highly anticipated by fans and experts alike, took an unexpected turn as Pimblett showcased his skills and secured a decisive victory over Ferguson. … [Read more...] about UFC 296 Recap: Should Tony Ferguson Retire After Tough Loss To Paddy Pimblett?

Prop bets in boxing involve diving into the specifics of each match, like predicting the exact round a fight might end or if a boxer will win by knockout. This type of betting is detailed, requiring a deep understanding of the fighters' styles, strengths, and weaknesses. … [Read more...] about A Guide to Picking the Right Prop Bets During Boxing Fight Card

On November 25th in Las Vegas, David “El Monstruo” Benavidez (28-0, 24 KOs) put on a masterclass in boxing when he stopped the previously undefeated Demetrius “Boo Boo” Andrade (32-1, 19 KOs) in the sixth round of their super middleweight main event bout. … [Read more...] about Will Canelo Alvarez fight David Benavidez or continue to duck him?

The weigh-in for Saul "Canelo" Alvarez vs. Jermell Charlo is over and they both weighed in at 167-1/2lbs for their undisputed super middleweight championship bout on Saturday, September 30th. What does that mean? … [Read more...] about Canelo Alvarez vs. Jermell Charlo pick’em fight, AI glitch results say Canelo wins by 11th round TKO

The past two weekends have been nothing short of magical for MMA fans around the globe. The UFC successfully hosted two major international fight cards consecutively, marking a resounding return to pre-pandemic glory. If there's any sign that we're back to business as usual, these events are it. With the world once again embracing the excitement of live combat sports, it's … [Read more...] about The UFC’s Next Frontier: Exploring a Potential Event in Beijing, China

On October 28th, the world of combat sports is set to witness an intriguing crossover showdown between two giants: Francis Ngannou and Tyson Fury. The anticipation for this battle is palpable, with fans eagerly awaiting the outcome of this unique clash between a mixed martial artist champion and a heavyweight boxing champion. While the fight promises excitement, it's essential … [Read more...] about The Uphill Battle For Francis Ngannou Versus Tyson Fury

The conclusion of UFC Paris left onlookers with a bittersweet feeling. On one hand, it marked a successful event that showcased the talents of several French fighters from Cyril Gane and Manon Fiorot. On the other hand, it might have signaled the beginning of the end for a legend in the sport – Rose Namajunas. … [Read more...] about A Bittersweet Night at UFC Paris: Manon Fiorot vs. Rose Namajunas

Terence "Bud" Crawford put on a masterclass on July 29th when he became a two-time undisputed champion in two different weight divisions, light welterweight and welterweight, after he dispose of the former undefeated WBA/WBC/IBF welterweight world champion Errol "The Truth" Spence. … [Read more...] about No Excuses: Errol Spence lost the fight because Terence Crawford was the better fighter

My God man, all I hear is the so-called experts say, Errol Spence Jr. vs. Terence Crawford “It’s a 50-50 fight”, I can’t pick a winner. … [Read more...] about Errol Spence vs. Terence Crawford is not a 50-50 fight, Stop The Nonsense!

Did you watch the Devin Haney vs. Vasiliy Lomachenko undisputed lightweight championship fight? Let’s get right to it. I am so disappointed in the sentimental bias that’s been given to Vasiliy Lomachenko. Loma won two (2) of the first six rounds and three (3) of the last six rounds. If he had more fight in him, and had he won the final round, he would probably have gotten a … [Read more...] about Devin Haney vs. Vasiliy Lomachenko: The rightful winner won, there was no robbery

Andrew Tate and Derek of More Plates More Dates (MPMD) are two prominent figures in the online fitness and self-improvement communities. While they both share a passion for health and fitness, they have different approaches and philosophies that have sparked debates and controversies among their followers. … [Read more...] about Andrew Tate vs. More Plates More Dates and the self improvement community

The relationship between MMA fighters and MMA reporters can be a complex one. On one hand, fighters rely on reporters to help promote their fights, share their stories, and build their brands. On the other hand, fighters may not always agree with the way they are portrayed in the media or the questions that are asked of them. … [Read more...] about MMA Fighters vs. MMA Media: They Share A Common Goal

Bob Yalen is notable in the boxing world. He was at one time the president and CEO of MTK Global. Yalen was also a renowned producer and head of boxing programming for ABC Sports. Also, during his career, he worked for ESPN and was a producer for NBC Sports boxing coverage during the 1996 and 2000 Olympic Games. Yalen’s excellence as a producer is apparent when regarding that … [Read more...] about Bob Yalen: Four Decades of Searching and Rectifying Boxer’s Records

When boxing was big and loud in Toronto Toronto is a multicultural sports city. It is not just the city's fans who speak to this multiculturalism but also the professional athletes who robe the city's colours as they represent Torontonians. However, the city welcoming multicultural athletes is not of recent history. Toronto has accepted a diverse group of athletes for a long … [Read more...] about Toronto Boxing in the 1920s: Playfair Brown, Flyweight Division, and Race Relations