Just a few months ago Paul Daley’s career looked to be heading in the right direction. The Nottingham born fighter was widely regarded as one of the top welterweights in mixed martial arts and was rewarded with a UFC contract. One moment of madness changed everything.
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Since the moment Breidis Prescott caught Amir Khan with a devastating left hand in August 2008 the Bolton fighter has been rebuilding his career. Suffering a shock defeat to the unknown Colombian caused Khan to re-evaluate his boxing career and focus on restoring his shattered reputation.
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Carl Froch will defend his WBC Super Middleweight title on Mikkel Kessler’s home soil of Herning, Denmark on  April 24th but the Nottingham fighter has already set his sights on becoming the undisputed champion.
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Lesley Sackey is a female British boxer who is fast rising in the world of amateur boxing. She is one of only a handful of female boxers on the cards at the famous All Star Boxing Club in west London which is most famous for producing another sportsvibe friend Frank Bruno.
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Sarah Stevenson won bronze for Great Britain at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games in Taekwondo, to add to her world title back in 2001. Here she reveals all to Sportsvibe.
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Jane Couch is the former five-time World Champion boxer hailing from Bristol.   She recently retired to focus on her promoting career and is recognised as the UK's most successful female boxer of all time. She fought in front of millions and has received an MBE from the Queen at Buckingham Palace.
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Wladimir Klitschko wants to apologise to David Haye and Nicolay Valuev. He would not be watching their heavyweight title fight, not ringside in Nuremburg, and not even on television. “I never watch boxing on TV, let alone go to fights,” he explained. “I’m not really a fan of the sport.
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His legs barely seem to move as his eyes follow me around the ring. He is so immense that his hairy arms, almost as thick as my torso, can reach me from any point and at any time.
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I barely saw the first punch. But I felt it. The jab crashed through my upheld gloves and straight on to the bridge of my nose.
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