
Kevin McBride: ‘If Mike Tyson’s mouthpiece had come out I’d be the Irish guy with one nipple’
The past fighter to share a professional boxing ring with Mike Tyson has predicted that he will stop Jake Paul on Friday evening.
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The past fighter to share a professional boxing ring with Mike Tyson has predicted that he will stop Jake Paul on Friday evening.

Paschal Collins revisited the most memorable of upsets in the heavyweight division as he prepares to guide Alen Babic against Johnny Fisher.

With local Lamont Roach Jr. set to fight Feargal McCrory on Friday in Washington, D.C., the DMV is back in boxing's spotlight. Read a selection of some of the more notable fights staged in the area over the years.

Triller Fight Club has pushed back and reshuffled a few of their planned fights. Former six division world champion Oscar De La Hoya had previously announced a ring return for July 3. Triller has confirmed that date is now off, with De La Hoya's ring return being targeted for the month of September.

Former four-time heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield, 58-years-old, is open to the idea of having a fight with YouTube star Jake Paul. The 24-year-old Paul is 3-0 as a pro with all three wins by knockout. Last month, Paul blasted out MMA veteran Ben Askren in the first round of a pay-per-view card that was backed financially by the Triller app.

Former four time heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield would love to secure a trilogy fight with Mike Tyson. The two sides were in talks to fight each other, but they were unable to reach a financial agreement. Holyfield will now return on June 5, when he faces Kevin McBride in an exhibition clash on the undercard to Teofimo Lopez's mandatory defense against George Kambosos.

Evander Holyfield was eyeing an exhibition recently with Mike Tyson, but negotiations eventually slipped through the cracks once Tyson’s demands reached over $25 million. Holyfield now has a real deal with the last man who beat Tyson.

Uncasville, Conn. - Heavyweight Mariusz Wach crushed Kevin McBride with a one-punch knockout at the Mohegan Sun Arena. With one straight right hand to the chin, the 31-year-old Wach of North Bergen, NJ by way of Krakow, Poland dropped McBride to the canvas, calling an immediate halt to the bout. McBride was unconscious before he hit the floor and left the ring on a stretcher. The time of knockout was 2:25 of the fourth round. Wach, now 25-0 (13 KO), earned the vacant WBC International heavyweight title with the victory. McBride, who ended the career of heavyweight legend Mike Tyson with a TKO in 2005, drops to 35-10-1 (29 KO). Photos by Grzegorz Lemiechowicz, bokser.org

Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn. - Main Event: Mariusz Wach 24-0 (12 KO) of North Bergen, NJ by way of Krakow, Poland against Kevin McBride (35-9-1, 29 KO) of Brockton, Mass., by way of Clones, Ireland.

BOSTON - Undefeated Polish heavyweight contender Mariusz Wach (24-0, 12 KO) and Irish strongman Kevin McBride (35-9-1, 29 KO) met face to face for the first time Thursday afternoon at The Greatest Bar in downtown Boston to announce their July 12-round WBC International Heavyweight championship match on July 29 at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT.