By Derek Williams In the aftermath of Moses Itaumaâs demolition job on Dillian Whyte, I find myself replaying the fight in my mind, and the more I do, the more convinced I become that Itauma is not just a prospect, but a genuine threat to any heavyweight in the world today. This wasnât a lucky … Continued
Crossroads fights have a special place in boxing. They carry intrigue, danger, and the potential to change careers overnight. Dillian Whyte vs Moses Itauma is exactly that â a clash between proven big-fight experience and youthful, untested potential. Whyte has spent years in the sportâs highest-pressure environments. He has shared the ring with some of … Continued
A Sold Out Venue Oleksandr Usyk has once again shown why heâs in a class of his own. His supreme ring IQ, movement, and composure continue to set him apart from the rest of the heavyweight division. I have always rated Usyk, he is an exceptional fighter. His performance in the rematch against Daniel Dubois … Continued
Sometimes the fight is that much harder outside the ring. Even after the final bell has sounded, there are fighters, left alone. In a struggle. After a career in the boxing ring. Entertaining boxing fans. The expended pugilist remains in a fight for survival. Literally. Having witnessed the decline of the life of a fighter … Continued
(This article was written a week before the sad passing of The Pedro Club President, James Cook MBE but it has been posted in the form as the banter between James and myself was legendary) It was a successful day. Saturday 31st May at the Pedro Youth Club in Hackney. We had the yearly amateur … Continued
REMEMBERING JAMES COOK MBE Everything about James Cook MBE has been phenomenal – right to the very end! Sunday was the Nine Night, and I have to say, I have never experienced anything quite like it. The love for James was undeniable – evident in the sheer number of people who came out to pay … Continued
From The Heart! Writing this tribute has been hard. Everyone knew that James Cook was one of my closest friends, and even now, it still feels like I am caught in a nightmare that I am unable to wake up from. I keep hoping I will open my eyes and be able to share a … Continued
As a youth growing up in Britain, I was captivated by the drama of televised wrestling. Characters like Big Daddy, Giant Haystacks, and Kendo Nagasaki brought larger-than-life personalities to the screen. They went at each other with intensity that, to a young mind, seemed both wild and wonderful. Later, I saw how the WWF in … Continued