Can Pulev become world champ?

By Andrew Graves @andrewgravess

In his latest bout Kubrat Pulev defeated Tony "The Tiger" Thompson in one of the most boring fights I have ever watched in my entire life. Pulev had so much hype surrounding him coming up to this fight especially after his performance against unbeaten Belarusian Alexander Ustinov finishing him in a superb display in the 11th round defending his IBF International Heavyweight Title for the 3rd time becoming ranked number 1 with the International Boxing Federation.

Kubrat Pulev Vs Tony Thompson - Fight Preview

Kubrat ‘The Cobra’ Pulev and Tony ‘The Tiger’ Thompson meet in Schwerin, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, on August 24 in an IBF heavyweight title eliminator. The winner will get the opportunity to fight for the IBF heavyweight title, which is currently held by Ukrainian, Wladimir Klitschko.

David Price - What next?

By John Hoolan @JohnHoolan

David Price - Some decisions to make...

Having seen his attempt at trying to avenge a defeat to Tony Thompson turn to dust it must seem like a very lonely world to David Price at the moment. Even 3 weeks after he was stopped in the 5th, the future will very likely seem uncertain and he'll view it with a lot of trepidation.

James McKnight's Monthly Review - February

JamesMcKnight reviews the biggest boxing events to take place in February 2013.

You can follow James McKnight on Twitter: @JamesMcknight83.

"A-FORCE" SETS THE RECORD STRAIGHT!  

On the night of February 23, at York Hall in Bethnal Green, the 29th edition of prizefighter served up a treat, with Audley Harrison topping the night off by creating prizefighter history! 

In the lead up to the International Heavyweights III prizefighter tournament, Harrison was in an extremely confident and positive frame of mind. The 41-year-old has the gift of the gab of course, and, as always, was in full flow! He had every right to be confident of his chances to win the trophy though, because he won prizefighter back in 2009 and he looked in fantastic shape as he weighed in at under 17 stones. But, coming in to the tournament, Harrison had been on the receiving end of a vicious knockout to David Price. which ended in just 1 round only 4 months earlier. Many interpreted Harrison's confidence as fear, but many interpreted it as assurance, that he would put the defeat to Price to the back of his mind and would win the trophy for a second time. Of course, there was only one way to find out, and that was to see Harrison back in the ring backing his words up!  

The Tiger Can Now Name His Price

By Bobby Hunter @thefightscore.

http://fightscorecollector.blogspot.co.uk/

How much can Tony "The Tiger " Thompson make from his next fight?. Well Thompson can name his "Price" now after shocking the boxing world with a stunning Knockout of David Price at the Echo Arena in Liverpool. The second round one punch KO totally silenced what was once a loud crowd. Thousands of fans came to watch Price rise up the heavyweight rankings by beating his first ranked contender and for one and a half rounds it was all going to plan as Price carefully peppered Thompson with jabs and a fast straight right hand.

The first round started with both fighters having a look at each other before Price backed Thompson to the ropes landing a big right hand. Price continued to press the action and near the end of the round Thompson found himself backed in the opposite corner shipping more right hands followed by brutal body shots. Early in the second another one of these huge right hand seemed to have hurt Thompson as he lay on the ropes. Paul Smith working for Boxnation made a great point just before Thompson shocked the world. He said that Price to be careful and not walk into a shot as Thompson was looking to catch him coming in.

Heavyweight Prizefighter Report - Audley Is Back Again!

A big, big night for British heavyweight boxing! One of our brightest prospects David Price is KO'd in the second round by the "massive underdog" Tony Thompson, and the assumably "washed-up" Audley Harrison dominates and wins the International Heavyweight Prizefighter tournament. Check out my reaction in the video above. 

Big Fights Weigh-In Results

Here are the weigh-in results for all of tomorrow night's big fights...

Tyson Fury Vs Vinny Maddalone

Tyson Fury - 17st 7lb 8oz 

Vinny Maddalone - 16st 8lb  

Chris Eubank Jr Vs Terry Carruthers

Chris Eubank Jr - 11st 8lb 9oz

Terry Carruthers - 11st 8lb 10oz

Kell Brook Vs Carson Jones

Kell Brook - 10st 6lb 10oz

Carson Jones 10st 6lb 2oz

Wladimir Klitschko Vs Tony Thompson

Wladimir Klitschko - 17st 11lb 2oz

Tony Thompson - 17st 6lb 11oz