Olympic gold medals and heavyweight world titles two decades apart just scrape the surface of the life of the iconic American.
American George Foreman,one of the great second acts in sports who reclaimed the heavyweight boxing title after coming out of retirement,has died at the age of 76.
After knocking out local hope Brock Jarvis in spectacular fashion,two-time world champion Keith Thurman has turned his attention towards another potential Australian opponent.
Alex Leapai Senior spent six months in prison before pursuing world glory. Now,his son has left the NRL behind in a bid to do what his father could not.
Veteran trainer Gerry Murphy has been slapped with a ban by boxing authorities for alleged involvement with a breakaway organisation. He is vowing to fight it.
“We don’t have the same emotional support systems as women,” says the 27-year-old boxer.
Jai Opetaia defends his IBF and Ring Magazine titles against New Zealand’s Olympic bronze medallist David Nyika on the Gold Coast
Ukraine’s Oleksandr Usyk was too strong for Tyson Fury for the second time in a year,after an Aussie was swiftly knocked out in an earlier fight.
The bout was a farce,but you can watch months of “proper” sport without experiencing a buzz like seeing Mike Tyson back in the ring.
Tyson landed just 18 of the 97 punches he threw,looking gassed after two rounds.