Andre “S.O.G.” Ward (23-0, 13 KO’s) defeated Sakio “The Scorpion” Bika (28-5-2, 19 KO’s) by a twelve round unanimous decision, retaining his WBA Super Middleweight championship. Official scores were 120-108 (Marty Sammon) and 118-110 (Jon Schorle & Hunter Walton) twice. In the first round, Ward and Bika exhibited extremely quick hand speed. Bika, 31, showed [...]

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Carl Froch has regained the WBC super middleweight title he lost to Mikkel Kessler in his last fight with a dominant performance over Arthur Abraham in Helsinki. Froch dominated from the opening bell to the closing bell using his jab to keep the Armenian at bay. As any good trainer will tell you the jab [...]

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A bit surprised that Abraham came in the heavier of the two men considering that Froch is the ‘natural’ super middleweight although I won’t be reading too deep into it. Here’s hoping for an entertaining fight.

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In recent weeks we have been graced with some great boxing, we have seen shocks, brutal batterings and an equally kayo but I think on Saturday we could see the fight that trumps them all. For all that has been said about the Super Six, it has provided us with some very entertaining fights and [...]

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Of all the knockouts in Carl Froch career this one must rank the highest, yes his girl friend Rachel Cordingley. The stunning model isn’t just good looking though as she backs her man’s corner piping in ahead of his WBC title bout with Arthur Abraham this week declaring that Froch would knock out the Abraham [...]

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On the rise Kell Brook got some backs up when he issued a challenge to Amir Khan last week. The WBO intercontinental welterweight champion stated he didn’t think Khan could beat him at the weight and that if he wanted to prove he was the best in Britain then he would have to beat him [...]

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“Boxing is dying, you should watch UFC” a phrase I have heard more times than I can remember and whilst I strongly refute such claims it is something that people will feel still has a touch of credibility as the sport isn’t as big as it was in the past. Of course this is the [...]

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Sergio “Maravilla” Martinez (46-2-2, 25 KO’s) scored a sensational one-punch, 2nd round knockout against Paul “The Punisher” Williams (39-2, 27 KO’s) at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, N.J. With the victory, Martinez retained his WBC Middleweight title. Official time was 1:10. Martinez, 35, used his first-class ring generalship to avoid Williams’ brief attack in round [...]

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