Mike Tyson Thinks City Should Host Fury vs. Joshua: ‘They’ll Sell It Out’
Mike Tyson thinks Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua should fight in London, saying he is barred from the city but that English fans would still sell it out.
Mike Tyson thinks Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua should fight in London, saying he is barred from the city but that English fans would still sell it out.
Shawn Porter says Terence Crawford’s retirement was planned long before the Canelo fight and that he does not expect a comeback from the unbeaten star.
Claressa Shields said she wants to finish 30-0 and is in talks with Lauren Price, naming Mikaela Mayer as the alternative if that fight cannot happen.
Derek Chisora said the hardest punch of his 50-fight career came from Dillian Whyte’s 2018 left hook, not from Deontay Wilder in their April split decision.
Former WBO titleholder Shannon Briggs said he is negotiating a fight with Tommy Fury after a phone call. Nothing has been announced by either side yet.
Chris Eubank Jr’s comeback is down to two names, and one of them was talking about a return himself this week.
James Toney says no fighter from the current era could have competed in his, including Terence Crawford and David Benavidez.
Dana White says he has no interest in promoting Jake Paul under Zuffa Boxing, while crediting him for facing Anthony Joshua.
Billy Joe Saunders says he does not want to retire on a loss, five years after Canelo broke his eye socket in three places.
Eddie Hearn says the Fury fight is signed and only a breach of contract can stop it, while maintaining it belongs in the UK.