One of the few things in the documentary I disagreed with was the referee saying it wasn't his responsibility to pull the fighters out. Sorry, but that's exactly his job. Of course his corner share that responsibility, but all refs have a duty of care to the fighters.

Saying that, a fantastic documentary that put me through a whole range of emotions, exactly what programmes like this should do.

There's an extended version on ITV4 this week, Tuesday I think, and I'd urge anybody with any interest in boxing to watch it.

If you punch as hard as Price, it doesn't really matter....



If you actually watch Price, his punch speed, accuracy of punch, and the different angles he throws them from, make him a very live opponent at World level.

Of course, his chin remains a bit of a question mark, but his defence looks pretty much text book, which is all he can do until somebody is good enough to get a big shot through.

kell brook looked good, saldivia although a puncher wansnt much though and he wont get the recognition till he fights a better level of fighter at world level ..like khan says

but devon alexander could be up next for the title and he is at that level so we will see how brook goes then..

danny garcia won again... khan might want to avoid fighting him again and go for the brook fight, which he may do if brook wins the title from alexander

RIP Manny Steward



Truly gutted about this.

Did anyone watch "The fight of their lives" on ITV4 last week?

I know it's been on before but it's a great documentary.

Tyson Fury vs Dennis Boystov confirmed for 1st December in Belfast. Winner could become number 1 contender for Vlad's WBO belt. Boystov's a bit of a beast, its very tough fight. Fury will have a huge height advantage though.