10 Greatest Heavyweights Of All Time

If there’s one weight class that people love to watch the most, it’s gotta be the heavyweights. This is for several reasons but the main is due to the fact that anything can happen at any given time just look at the unified heavyweight champion, Andy Ruiz stopping Anthony Joshua at Madison Square Garden ending Joshua’s undefeated streak. Today, we will be talking about the ten greatest heavyweights of all time!

10 Highest Selling Boxing PPVs Of All Time

I can’t imagine this list being majorly changed a decade from now as the time of PPV is over. You can catch fights on streaming services and not to mention the gazillion illegal streams roaming timelines worldwide. I love the feeling of a big fight which is on PPV however that’s what I think PPV should be, big fights. Tonight we see Dillian Whye and Oscar Rivas headline a Sky Sports box office card and while it’s a fantastic card, I find myself disagreeing that it’s PPV worthy. Today, we look at the 10 most bought boxing PPV’s of all time.

10 Boxing Fights You Need To See

Boxing’s been a great sport for decades now and in that time we’ve seen many great fights and today I look at some fights that you need to see. If you’re just getting into boxing, you need to check out these fights which are in no particular order.

Why Vasyl Lomachenko Is The Pound For Pound Best

Vasyl Lomachenko - one of the finest men to lace up a pair of boots we have seen in a long time and for a man who has only had thirteen fights with twelve wins and one loss this man can be considered to be at the top of the boxing pound for pound list. With his recent victory over Anthony Crolla, Lomachenko is making his way up the charts in the names of famous boxers and will continue to tick names from his list of boxers he has to go through to be the true king of the jungle.

Top 10 Boxers Of 2018

2018 has been an absolutely fantastic year for boxing and has featured brilliant fighters in every weight class imaginable. The heavyweight division in particular has so much depth at the moment that you could do a list of heavyweight fighters of 2018 but we’re talking about overall - who stood out? I’m Josh from AllThingsCombat.com and this is the ten best boxers of 2018.

5 Potential Opponents For Anthony Joshua

2019 is going to be an interesting year for Joshua as he walks into the year as a triple champ, and a unification fight possibly on the table, he could very well walk out of 2019 with 4 belts but who should Joshua fight next, today we look at 5 people that could fight Joshua on April 13th in Wembley stadium.

10 Things You Didn’t Know About Deontay Wilder

Gotta love the content! This Saturday night Deontay Wilder defends his WBC heavyweight championship against Tyson Fury but how much do you know about the reigning champion? Here at AllThingsCombat.com, we’ve compiled 10 things you might not know about Deontay Wilder.

How Well Do You Know Muhammad Ali?

It’s time for something new on the website, a quiz. We’re hoping to make this a weekly thing depending on how well it goes and how easy these are to make. Our first quiz is on one of the best boxers of all time - Muhammad Ali. Let’s get right into it.

10 Things You Didn’t Know About: Anthony Joshua

Anthony Joshua is arguably the most popular boxer there is at the moment and there’s many reasons why. For starters, he’s the WBA, WBO and the IBF heavyweight champion, he’s one of the best heavyweights there is and he’s just a fantastic boxer. Joshua’s next fight will be at Wembley on April 13th but as of writing, his opponent is still not named. Anthony Joshua has been boxing professionally since 2013 but there’s still a lot of things you might not know about the man who is 22-0.

Mike Tyson: The Boxing Record

Mike Tyson is arguably the greatest boxer of all time and for good reason too, the man was an absolute beast and in his prime, nobody could touch him. Let’s dive in and explore Mike Tyson’s boxing record.

Tyson Fury Vs. Francesco Pianeta & Carl Frampton Vs. Luke Jackson (The Boxing Analysis)

Last Saturday night, Windsor Park was the home of two massive boxing fights - one being Tyson Fury fighting Francesco Pianeta and the main event being Carl Frampton fighting Australia’s own, Luke Jackson. Let’s get into Tyson Fury Vs. Francesco Pianeta first.

Boxing Predictions: August 2018

July was a decent month for boxing, we saw Manny Pacquaio come back and win the WBA welterweight championship, Aleksandr Usyk became the unified cruiserweight champion, Dillian Whyte overcame Joseph Parker and a lot more but let’s put July behind us and move onto August and predict 4 fights.


Also, I am currently 12/12 for boxing predictions so let’s continue this streak although there’s one fight in particular upcoming which might cost me my streak. It’s a risky move but I’m going for it and it’s this one:

Manny Pacquaio Vs. Lucas Matthysse (The Boxing Analysis)

Welcome to the boxing analysis, the only series on AllThingsCombat.com to break down and analyse boxing fights round by round. Last night we saw Manny Pacquaio challenge Lucas Matthysse for the WBA welterweight Championship and it’s time we do the boxing analysis.


Boxing Predictions: July

June was a good month for boxing with a good return from Tyson Fury to the heavyweight division, Josh Taylor topping Viktor Postol, Terrence Crawford bating Jeff Horn and June was just a decent month for boxing but now we’re about to enter July and there are good fights.

Who Should Tyson Fury fight next?

Tyson Fury recently made his long anticipated boxing return against Sefer Seferi in a fight which was so bad it made me cancel the boxing analysis of the fight but I still have faith in Fury’s career and I think he’ll get a few big match ups but who’s next for the Gypsy King?

Canelo Alvarez Vs. Miguel Cotto (Flashback Boxing Analysis)

Earlier this week, the All Things Combat Twitter Page uploaded a poll asking YOU, what Boxing Analysis you’d like to see today and 43% wanted an analysis of a Cotto Vs. Canelo so that’s what’s going to happen. Feel free to come back on Thursday morning where we relive Gennady Golovkin fighting Kell Brook. But for now, let’s get into the fight.

Bellator Star set to return to Boxing

Bellator star, Michael Venom Page is set to have his second boxing match in 13 days on June 15th. He recently made his Bellator return at Bellator 200 against David Rickels which ended in the second round due to Rickels verbally forfeiting the match after a massive punch from Page which burst his face open. It feels like the whole MMA world is watching Page and his next move and his next move is boxing.

Muhammad Ali: The Boxing Record

Welcome to the second day of Ali week and now it’s time for the boxing record - the series where we go through some of a boxer’s most notable fights. Muhammad Ali has had 61 fights in total with 55 of them being victories. Let’s get started, shall we?

Muhammad Ali Vs. George Foreman -Rumble In The Jungle (Flashback Boxing Analysis)

We’re kicking off Ali Week off strong with a Flashback Boxing Analysis and this is the rumble in the jungle. This fight could go 15 rounds but will it? Let’s kick Ali Week off.

Boxing Predictions For June

June’s going to be a cracking month for boxing as it has a good couple of big fights which includes the return of heavyweight titan, Tyson Fury. I previously made May predictions and I may have not got a single outcome right, I predicted the right winners and that’s the only thing which really matters. Anyway let’s go into the first fight.

How To Start Watching Boxing

We here at AllThingsCombat.com post boxing articles on the regular but what happens when people don’t actually watch boxing? Some people don’t watch it because they don’t want to and while that’s fair enough, some people don’t watch it because they don’t know where to start. There’s dozens of fights every month and people just don’t know what ones to watch so they just don’t but we here at AllThingsCombat.com have decided to make an article about how to start watching boxing so let’s start.

Anthony Joshua Vs. Wladimir Klitschko (Flashback Boxing Analysis)

Last April, Anthony Joshua had his biggest fight of his life - Wladimir Klitschko. Everybody and their dog was excited for this fight as it was (probably) the biggest heavyweight fight in 2017. This was one of my favourite boxing fights not just that year but of all time, both boxers looked so impressive and I’m looking forward to rewatching this classic!

Deontay Wilder: The Boxing Record

It’s time for another Boxing Record and we’re keeping with the heavyweight theme here as Deontay Wilder gets his own boxing record.

Josh Warrington Vs. Lee Selby (The Boxing Analysis)

The Boxing Analysis is back for another fight as Josh Warrington takes on Lee Selby for Selby’s IBF featherweight championship in a fight which will most likely go down as a cracker. I’m looking forward to watching this fight as Warrington is an orthodox fighter while Selby is more of a switcher which is kind of unique in boxing nowadays.

Amir Khan Vs. Canelo Alvarez (Flashback Boxing Analysis)

Amir Khan made his comeback to boxing last month by knocking out Phil Lo Greco in 40 seconds but Canelo Alvarez recently got suspended but a long time ago in May 2016, the two of them fought. It was a good fight with some good build-up. It’s speed vs power.

Vasyl Lomachenko Vs. Jorge Linares (The Boxing Analysis)

These two boxers are two of the best in the lightweight division and really know how to pack a punch so what happens when the two of them collide? The WBA lightweight title is on the line as Linares defends his belt against Lomachenko, here we go.

Hughie Fury Vs. Sam Sexton (The Boxing Analysis)

After just publishing an article, I thought I could just watch some TV. Perhaps some Family Guy or even Impratical Jokers, however after scrolling through the channel list I came across some boxing and I just remembered that Hughie Fury was in action against Sam Sexton and it was free on TV. So, I thought why not do a boxing analysis of the fight?

Manny Pacquaio Vs. Miguel Cotto (Flashback Boxing Analysis)

It feels like forever since Pacquiao went one on one with Cotto but in actual fact it was less than a decade ago. This boxing fight has to be in my top 10 of all time, the fight was action packed round after round and I’ve not seen this fight in a year or two. So let’s start this flashback boxing analysis off with the first round.

Anthony Joshua: The Boxing Record

Last week, we had an article about Tyson Fury’s boxing record, this week, we’re going from one heavyweight to another in Anthony Joshua. Joshua made his boxing debut in 2013 and that’s where we’re going to start off.

Gennady Golovkin Vs. Vanes Martirosyan (The Boxing Analysis)

Gennady Golovkin fought Vanes Martirosyan last night and since David Haye & Tony Bellew got a Boxing Analysis, I think it’s only fair if this fight gets one too.

David Haye Vs. Tony Bellew 2 (The Boxing Analysis)

Last year, David Haye battled eleven rounds with Tony Bellew but Haye failed. Last night it was all about revenge or redemption. Let’s take a look at the fight in the boxing analysis.

Tyson Fury: The Boxing Record

Tyson Fury has been one of the most notable boxers of the past decade, the man is a heavyweight monster who’s defeated all of his opponents. Fury returns to the ring this June to take on an opponent who hasn’t been confirmed yet but I am hoping it’s Dillian Whyte but that’s just me. Anyway, it’s time to get into the boxing record of Tyson Fury.

Who Can Chris Eubank Jr. fight next?

After suffering a defeat to George Grooves a few months back, it is unknown when he will fight again. That’s not the real question though, the real question is who he’ll fight again and I’ve got a few options.

David Haye Vs. Tony Bellew (The Boxing Analysis: Flashback)


Welcome to the first ever boxing analysis on All Things Combat, the series which breaks down boxing fights, round by round. There will be an analysis on the rematch of Haye & Bellew but to get exciting for their rematch, how about we take a look at their first encounter.

5 Boxing Fights That Should Happen Within The Next Year


Boxing today has a lot of great fighters and there’s so many possibilities for big fights to happen so today, I’ll be writing about boxing matches that should happen within the next year.

Boxing Predictions For May


May is shaped up to be a decent month for boxing as you have Gennady Golovkin fighting Vanes Martirosyan. David Haye will go to war with Tony Bellew for the second time. The last fight is Josh Warrington Vs. Lee Selby so I think we’ll start with that match.

Josh Warrington Vs. Lee Selby

5 Potential Opponents For Amir Khan


Amir Khan has recently made his return to the boxing ring on Saturday getting a 40 second TKO victory over Phil Lo Greco. The question on everybody’s mind is where the Khan Man goes next and we here at All Things Combat have 5 potential opponents for Amir Khan’s next fight.

5: Kell Brook

This one is basically confirmed at this point, Kell Brook and Amir Khan have previously stated that they want this fight. In fact, Amir Khan said that he wanted a fight to warm himself up for Kell Brook. I think it’s safe to say that he’s officially warmed up.

4: Errol Spence Jr.

This would be a great match for Khan and I think this would make a great fight. Errol Spencer is fighting this June and is most likely hoping for his 23-0 streak. Spence Vs. Khan has never happened before but Spence has defeated the likes of Lo Greco and Kell Brook who we have previously mentioned.

3: Keith Thurman Jr.

Also known as the best welterweight boxer going today, Thurman has it all. The man is a WBA welterweight super champion (not to be confused with Lucas Matthysse who is the WBA welterweight Champion). Thurman is also the WBC welterweight Champion. I do believe that Thurman would beat Khan but I’d still like to see this fight.

2: Jeff Horn

And speaking of welterweight Champions, Jeff Horn. Horn is currently enjoying life as WBO welterweight Champion after defeating Manny Pacquiao in the middle of 2017. Since then, he has successfully defended the belt against Gary Corcoran. He is scheduled to defend his belt against Terence Crawford in June. Horn Vs Khan has never happened and I think that’s a bad move. Jeff Horn is a great boxer who has potential to do some great things in the near future.

1: Manny Pacquiao

Like Amir Khan or dislike him, him verses Pacquio is a big money fight, millions will watch this fight legally and illegally. Pacquiao is fighting in July and will fight Lucas Matthyse for the WBA welterweight Champion. I hope Pacquiao wins because if he does, we’re on our way to Pacquiao verses Khan and I for one is excited.