Triller storm the market to win rights for Teofimo Lopez next fight
In his media review George Gigney considers DAZN's Canelo broadcast, Triller's audacious bid for Teofimo Lopez's next defence and more
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The perfect surrenders of Josh Kelly and Rylan Charlton
The corners of Josh Kelly and Rylan Charlton did exactly the right thing while Frampton and Whyte must wait a little longer to shine, writes George Gigney
Deontay Wilder declares: ‘This is only the beginning of greatness’
Sky Sports find the right notes to accompany the controversy at Wembley, while Deontay Wilder's rift with Mark Breland is broadcast across the airwaves, writes George Gigney in his media review
Breland on Deontay Wilder: ‘His career is done now’
Mark Breland breaks his silence on the Deontay Wilder split, writes George Gigney in his weekly boxing media round-up
Billy Joe Saunders in line for Canelo Alvarez
Billy Joe Saunders is on course to fight Canelo Alvarez.
Claressa Shields deserves a big platform
George Gigney wonders if putting Claressa Shields on pay-per-view is the smartest move for her and the progress of women’s boxing at this stage
Boxing media review: Bob Arum and Eddie Hearn tell different versions of the same story
Bob Arum and Eddie Hearn give their takes on making the Joshua-Fury fight, while Sulaiman does the WBC few favours with his championing of Conor McGregor, writes George Gigney in his weekly round-up of the boxing media
Boxing media review: The impact of Ryan Garcia
George Gigney examines the best (and worst) of the New Year boxing media output
The 2020 boxing media review
George Gigney’s review of the boxing media in 2020
Media Review: DAZN is over here…
DAZN is slick and user-friendly but the streaming channel didn’t exactly land in the UK with a bang, writes George Gigney as he reflects on the week in boxing media
Was the Anthony Joshua vs Kubrat Pulev show value for money?
Anthony Joshua vs Kubrat Pulev delivered but the long and drawn-out undercard failed to set the scene, writes George Gigney as he reviews the TV show while also taking umbrage with a somewhat short-sighted piece of journalism
The fractured dreams of Daniel Dubois
The extent of Dubois’ eye injury is confirmed by Warren while Fury rules himself out of BBC competition, writes George Gigney in his media review
Boxing Media Review: The Q-word
George Gigney watches the weekend’s boxing and asks, If Haye and Frampton can’t pass their opinion, who can?
Extra cost remains for Anthony Joshua vs Kubrat Pulev pay-per-view
As the price point for the Anthony Joshua vs Kubrat Pulev is in focus, as is the Mike Tyson-Roy Jones exhibition being on pay-per-view
Some respect for Kell Brook
ESPN’s questioning of Kell Brook showed a serious lack of compassion, writes George Gigney as he reviews the boxing media