After Khan won the IBF inter-continental light welterweight title last month he is now set to box again, this time in Wembley, against the Frenchmen, Medjadji.

Mohammed Medjadji is a French super featherweight and he will face to unbeaten 20 year old Khan in Khan’s 11th professional boxing fight at the Wembley arena in London (read more…)

Two Mexican world boxing champion Marco Antonio Barrera and Juan Manuel Marquez are set to clash on March 17th.

This boxing bout will be for Barrera’s WBC super-featherweight title and is set to take place in Las Vegas (read more…)

The former WBO featherweight champion, and British favourite, Scott Harrison is going to remain banned from the boxing ring after he did not appear in front of a British Boxing Tribunal on January 24th (read more…)

Silverhawk Championship Boxing features five live 12 round boxing title bouts tonight (Friday 26th January) at the Destiny Nightclub in Orlando, Florida.

William “KO King (read more…)

Another great boxing match up is being brought to you by Showtime on Saturday March 3rd.

In a fight that has been looked forward to by many, Israel Vazquez, the WBC super bantamweight champion will defend his title against the IBF bantamweight champion Rafael Marquez (read more…)

Amir Khan, from Bolton, was meant to be facing the Frenchman Rachid Drilzane in an 8 round contest on Saturday night but has now been pushed into last-minute title bout.

The scheduled bout was meant to take place at London’s ExCel Arena but Khan, who turned 20 on Friday, is now planned to fight for the vacant IBF intercontinental light welterweight crown over ten rounds (read more…)

Alex Arthur has given up his European super featherweight crown in an attempt to become world champion. Arthur became Scotland’s first ever European champion for 11 years when he beat Boris Sinitsin in July last year; since then he has made three defences.

His promoter Frank Warren said: “With respect to the European title, we have taken that as far as we can. He will fight in late February and it will be with a view to a world title challenge in the near future.” The 28-year-old from Edinburgh is in the top rankings of the four main world governing bodies (read more…)

Former world featherweight champion Willie Pep has passed away at the fine old age of 84. The colourful Pep is considered by many as one of the greatest boxers of all time; he had great style, speed and reflexes, and is the only boxer in history to have won a round with not throwing a single punch and just avoiding his opponents’.

The American, born Guglielmo Papaleo, beat the great Chalky Wright in 1942 to win the featherweight championship and kept the title for six years. He remarkably met Sandy Saddler four times, losing to him in 1948, salvaging his belt the next year and then losing to him again in 1950 and 1951. The superb Pep won 230 out of his 242 fights; and 65 came by way of knockout. And in 1990 he had his place put into the International Boxing Hall of Fame for the superb talent that he had. Have a look at this little video about the celebrated gentleman (read more…)

Scott Harrison’s promoter, Frank Warren, has said that Harrison’s fight with Nicky Cook will only happen if the WBO featherweight champion is released from jail on Monday.

Harrison, who is 29 years old, has been in a Spanish jail since the 6th October over accusations of assault. But if Harrison does not fight on the 9th of December he may lose his WBO title. Warren was attending Alex Arthur’s European super-featherweight title fight against Sergio Palomo at the Kelvin Hall, where the Edinburgh fighter defended his crown with a fifth-round stoppage (read more…)

European super featherweight champion, Alex Arthur effectively defended his belt title for a third time after ending Spain’s Sergio Palomo fight during the fifth round.

Palomo received standing counts within the first two rounds as Arthur hit him with a straight right and then a sharp swinging left hook. The Scottish boxer looked far too powerful for Palomo and he put him down again in round five; when the ref finally ended the bout. But in contradiction to this Author told the media: “Palomo had a really big heart and he was really quick,” and carried on by saying (read more…)