For Josh Warrington, Saturday night is all about sending a message to the rest of the featherweight division. It's been well-documented that Warrington, who's been out of the ring for just under a year and
Anthony Joshua says he is "coming towards the end of my career" and he is planning to retire from boxing in five years time. The 31-year-old is a two-time world heavyweight champion after bouncing back
2020 was a strange yet still compelling year for sport and 2021 promises to be more of the same. Here are five big names with the potential to light up the year. Lewis Hamilton Can
Luke Campbell is convinced he can down rising star Ryan Garcia on Saturday and set up a third world title shot (Campbell 11/4, Garcia 1/3, Draw 20/1 - Bout Betting). Campbell lost his first bid
Liverpool's Callum Smith says he is "devastated" after he tasted defeat for the first time in his career after being outclassed by Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez in San Antonio, Texas. The British super-middleweight lost his WBA
Promoter Eddie Hearn feels Saturday's world title showdown between Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez and Callum Smith will pit the "No 1 pound-for-pound in the world against the No 1 super-middleweight" (Alvarez 2/9, Smith 4/1, Draw 25/1
