Steffy Bull is coming out of retirement to be the next in line to fight Amir Khan in Khan’s 12th professional bout next month (read more…)

Amir Khan beat Mohammed Medjadi in less that one miniute in their lightweight bout in Wembley Arena, London (read more…)

Boxing Daily hasn’t done a list of who we think are the best pound for pound fighter is the world in while, so here’s an update (read more…)

The WBU middleweight boxing champion Gary Lockett has joined boxing trainer Enzo Calzaghe at his highly successful boxing stable in Newbridge (read more…)

The next fight for Joe Calzaghe is his defence against American Peter Manfredo, but surely a Calzaghe Kessler match up has to be coming sooner or later (read more…)

Enzo Maccarinelli is set to make his second defence of his WBO cruiserweight crown against a challenger from across the Atlantic, Bobby “The Machine” Gunn (read more…)

Nicky Cook has been added to the already star studded cast featuring in the Joe Calzaghe-Peter Manfredo show at the Millennium Stadium on April 7 (read more…)

Welsh boxer, Enzo Maccarinelli is scheduled to put his WBO world boxing title on the line when he faces Vincenzo Cantatore on March 7th in Cardiff (read more…)

Ex world middle weight champion, Bernard Hopkins, has proclaimed his objective to step back into the ring after just six months of retirement and compete for a heavyweight world title.

Hopkins, who spent most of his career fighting at middle weight, stepped out of the ring after defeating Antonio Tarver in a light heavyweight contest back in June. But now the 41-year-old wants to confront Oleg Maskaev for his WBC heavyweight crown, he said this on the matter: “I want to bring the heavyweight championship back to the United States. I’m going to be the guy that everybody says preserved the reputation of the American fighter.” Hopkins claims that he currently weighs 180 pounds, 20 pounds above the middleweight fighting boundaries, but he intends to add on another 20 during the next month. “I plan on being a heavyweight by the end of the year (read more…)

WBO super middleweight champion Joe Calzaghe is not bothered by Peter Manfredo Jnr’s warning that he will bring to the end the Welshman’s supremacy as WBO world champion. Manfredo, whose claim to fame was from the reality television series ‘The Contender’, claims he will get the better of Calzaghe in their Cardiff clash coming up in March.

But in return to this Calzaghe said: “He’s well known in America and a tough kid. But this is my 20th defence and ninth year as champion, and he is not going to spoil that.” 25-year-old Manfredo came runner-up on the first series of ‘The Contender’ and now has a professional record of 26 victories and 3 losses. But in response Calzaghe said: “There is a world of difference between being a reality TV star and a world champion boxer. He has only seen the glitz and glamour of the sport - now he is in for the real thing (read more…)