Don Robbie

Are Daniel Dubois and Joe Joyce ready for world title fights? By Jonny Bray  Daniel Dubois and Joe Joyce are two of the most exciting young talents in British boxing but have taken different routes to the top. Dubois opted to turn professional rather than go to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, while Joyce won silver at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro. Despite navigating different pathways, neither fighter will look back on their decisions with any regret. Frank Warren has said that a heavyweight title opportunity is on the cards for both the young talents but that a rematch between the two is being placed on hold for now. The two fighters were undefeated when they met in London in November 2020, and it was Dubois who suffered his first defeat in controversial circumstances. He outrageously received criticism after dropping to a knee after realising the extent of the damage to his eye and nose. Regardless, there is a real buzz around both fighters heading into 2022, but are they ready for ...

Three all-British boxing fights we'd love to see By Tom Masters As the next opponents for Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are soon to be confirmed, we look at some big all-British fights that we could see in the near future.  After Joshua was defeated by Oleksandr Usyk, and Fury defeated Deontay Wilder for a second time, both of Britain’s biggest heavyweight boxers are planning on their next fight.    Here are three fights that everyone would like to see.    1.        Anthony Joshua v Tyson Fury     THE fight that everyone wants to see in the world of boxing, with an agreement between the two for a fight decided before Wilder decided he wanted to have a third go at Fury.    Britain’s two best heavyweight fighters divide the world of boxing in a similar way to Ronaldo and Messi in the world of football now. Who is better? Well in the words of Harry Hill – there’s only one way to find out – fight!    Fury seems ...