
Anthony Joshua should never have left Robert McCracken, says Carl Froch
Carl Froch does not believe the current training team of Anthony Joshua is doing him any favors and the heavyweight should have stayed with coach Robert McCracken

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Carl Froch does not believe the current training team of Anthony Joshua is doing him any favors and the heavyweight should have stayed with coach Robert McCracken

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Frank Warren is confident that the Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua showdown will go ahead despite the recent disagreement between Sela and Matchroom Boxing regarding Joshua’s contract

Alycia Baumgardner will step up to lightweight on November 8 when she challenges IBF champion Elif Nur Turhan at College Park Center in Arlington, Texas

Heavyweight Joe Joyce is to continue boxing at the age of 40 despite losing five of his last six bouts

Nelson Hysa, only two places below Anthony Joshua in the heavyweight rankings if one trusts the WBA, has been added to the Moses Itauma-Filip Hrgovic event on August 29

Claressa Shields is targeting showdowns with Lauren Price, Mikaela Mayer, and later retiring from the sport with a perfect 30-0 record

Zolani Tete was shot dead on Friday in his hometown of Mdanstane, Eastern Cape, South Africa. The former junior bantam and bantamweight beltholder was 38 years old

Former world champion Mayelli Flores reportedly suffered a broken jaw in her women’s slugfest with Melissa Mortensen and is currently receiving treatment from Southwest Healthcare Inland Valley Hospital in Wildomar, California.

In front of more than two million reported live viewers on TikTok alone, seven-division and current unified WBA and WBO female featherweight champion Amanda “The Real Deal” Serrano of Puerto Rico successfully defended her belts tonight (Friday, August 21) with a close 12-round majority decision over Argentina’s WBO No. 2 contender Lucrecia Manzur.