The WBC Silver Super Middleweight champion is set to fight Sebastien Demers at Casino Lac-Leamy, Canada, May 17

Jazza Dickens headlines Liverpool Show at the Olympia on May 24th promoted by Steve Wood for VIP Promotions

I would like to thank all my fans and well wishers for the amazing support I’ve had from you since my defeat on Saturday night. Obviously the fight never went as planned but credit has to go to Danny Garcia who caught me with a good shot in the third round that I couldn’t fully recover from.

Former WBA heavyweight champion David Haye scored an impressive fifth round knockout over recent world title challenger Dereck Chisora at the West Ham soccer ground in east London on Saturday night.

By Wayne Bartlett: Dereck Chisora will enjoy a two stone weight advantage over David Haye this Saturday, when the pair finally get to trade blows (with gloves on) this Saturday night at Upton Park.

By Wayne Bartlett: David Haye seemed aloof and even bored today; at the final press conference ahead of this Saturday’s clash with arch rival Dereck Chisora.

By Andrew Wake: Every time Stuart Brookes walks into the gym at the Empress Ballroom in Mexborough he gets a reminder of why he’s in boxing.

EXCLUSIVE: Despite stories to the contrary, the Luxembourg Boxing Federation will be sanctioning the upcoming heavyweight clash between David Haye and Dereck Chisora.

THE most important week of Curtis Woodhouse’s boxing career just got even bigger, after the exciting footballer-turned-fighter signed a three-year promotional deal with Coldwell Boxing.

Martin Ward has signed a promotional deal with Matchroom Sport.

Amir Khan says he is over the disappointment of the Lamont Peterson ifight falling through and is fully focused on facing insists Danny Garcia for the WBC light welterweight champion Garcia on July 14.

Welsh puncher Bradley Pryce has not seen Billy Joe Saunders fight before, but still believes he will knock out the young unbeaten star this Friday (1st June) at the York Hall, Bethnal Green in London.

By: Mike Sloan: Carl Froch had mentioned a few times leading up to last Saturday night that he felt Lucian Bute was a bit overrated. After watching the Englishman dismantleButeand eventually remove him from consciousness, maybe Froch was onto something.

Adam Etches and Scott Jenkins hope that boxing on Hatton Promotions ‘Road To Glory’ bill will be a stepping stone towards their first professional titles.

Lucian Bute has vowed to return a better fighter after losing his IBF super-middleweight title to Britain’s Carl Froch last weekend.

British heavyweight Audley Harrison returned to the ring for the first time since being destroyed by David Haye last Saturday evening when he faced fellow Londoner Ali Adams at the Brentwood Centre in Essex

Richard Towers will now face Frenchman Gregory Tony for the vacant EU heavyweight title at Manchester Velodrome on Saturday June 16.

Date June 15 Location Dallas, Texas WBO featherweight title Mikey Garcia w ko 4 Juan Manuel Lopez. NABO Lightweight title Terence Crawford w ko 6 Alejandro Sanabria Featherweight Oscar Valdez w tko 1 Gil Garcia – Location King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, USA Middleweight Harry Yorgey w pts 10 Julius Kennedy Lighweightt Tevin Farmer w tko 8 Victor Vasquez

Daniel Yeo takes a look at the criticism that boxing faces in light of a recent ring tragedy

World Boxing Organization (WBO), by president Francisco “Paco” Valcarcel, announced today the referee and judges who will work this Saturday, May 11, in the lightweight world title fight between the champion Ricky Burns and the #1 ranked Jose “Chelo” Gonzalez

FAST-RISING Liverpool super-bantamweight James "Jazza" Dickens says he isn’t too bothered about not being able to defend his English title on May 24 as he’s got the opportunity to win another belt.

By Mikko Salo: Pure stroke of business genius. That is what promoter Frank Warren pulled off last week. David Haye vs Dereck Chisora has everything. It gives us the biggest moneymaker of a fight that doesn`t have the names Mayweather, Pacquiao or Klitschko attached to it.

By John F. McKenna: When Sugar Ray Robinson signed to fight Great Britain’s Randy Turpin on July 10, 1951 boxing fans, writers and historians already knew that Sugar Ray was something special and that he was going to go down in boxing history as an all time great. He was a fighter who it was said, could outbox the boxers and outpunch the punchers. Robinson had won all 85 of his amateur fights, 69 coming via the knockout route. 40 of those KO’s came in the first round.