Bruno tells Haye to KO Klitschko

Haye goes away from home to put up his WBA crown against the Ukrainian’s WBO, IBF and IBO titles in front of what will be a pro-Klitschko crowd in Hamburg, Germany on July 2.

If ‘the Hayemaker’ does the business, Wladimir’s older Vitali, the WBC title holder, will be the only one left to dispute that Haye is the king of the heavyweight division.

Wladimir Klitschko Talks David Haye Over A Game Of Pool

Wladimir Talks David Haye Over A Game Of Pool

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Bernard Hopkins "I've Got My Eye On Cleverly"

Bernard Hopkins "I've Got My Eye On Cleverly"

What a great fight this would be for Cleverly at such young age, would be a massive boost for his career, hes not forget it took Joe Calzaghe much later to get fights like this in his career, so things could really be looking up for our very own Nathan Cleverly



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James DeGale post fight press conference after his loss to George Groves (UNCUT)

I thought alot of you may want see how James DeGale reacted after his first defeat



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Amir Khan's Fight Against Zab Judah Refused By Sky TV

Amir Khan tonight revealed his rift with Sky TV continues after the broadcaster rejected the opportunity to screen his unification bout with Zab Judah.

Khan will defend his WBA light-welterweight title against Judah, the IBF champion, at Las Vegas' Mandalay Bay Center on July 23.

Primetime have secured the UK rights to the contest in their second partnership with Khan after screening his victory over Paul McCloskey in April.

Sky downgraded the McCloskey fight from Box Office to Sky Sports 3 following a poor response to pay-per-view sales, prompting Khan's team to switch allegiance to the far smaller Primetime.

David Haye sparring David Price in run up to Klitschko bout

Ask any boxer to name the single most important part of training camp and I'd imagine most of them would pinpoint sparring as number one. Sparring helps us fighters improve timing and reactions, as well as familiarise ourselves with sensations and certain strategies we will try to implement on the night of the fight. It is also important to reach an ideal balance between doing too much sparring and not enough.

If you find yourself doing too much sparring, the likelihood is you'll either be fatigued by the time of the fight or you will peak too soon. Whenever you hear a fighter talk about 'leaving it in the gym' after a loss, it usually means they overtrained and perhaps did too much sparring. On the flip-side, if you choose to do very little sparring, don't complain to me if your timing is a little off come fight time.

The Only Way Is Essex for Dazzling Darren Barker

‘Dazzling’ Darren Barker will make the first defence of his European Middleweight title in Brentwood, Essex on July 23 – the home of the BAFTA winning TV show The Only Way Is Essex.

Barker claimed the belt for the second time with a fine performance against tough Italian Domenico Spada at London’s Olympia on April 30 and will defend that title and his unbeaten record in Essex live on Sky Sports against a top ranked European opponent, to be named soon.

Amir Khan will defend WBA title against Zab Judah

Amir Khan's next defence of his WBA light-welterweight title will be against IBF champion Zab Judah in Las Vegas on 23 July.

The 24-year-old British fighter, who beat Paul McCloskey in April, had been linked with fights against Timothy Bradley or Erik Morales.

Khan confirmed the fight on Twitter, writing: "July 23, WBA/IBF unification fight. KHAN vs JUDAH. Mandalay Bay."

Judah, 33, reclaimed the IBF title against Kaizer Mabuza in March.

Writing on his own Twitter page, Judah said he was confident he could win the sixth world title of his career.

"Who coming to Vegas on July 23 to see me become 6x Champion of the World!!!," he tweeted.

His career includes victories over Junior Witter and Cory Spinks, while he has lost to the likes of Carlos Baldomir, Floyd Mayweather Jr and Miguel Cotto.

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