President Obama pays tribute to Muhammad Ali

"He shook up the world, and the world's better for it. Rest in peace, champ." President Obama

On thisday

OnThisDay in 2005 Ricky Hatton stops Kostya Tszyu in 11 to become the IBF and Ring magazine super lightweight champion.M.E.N. Arena, Manchester

Muhammad Ali is dead

Muhammmad Ali will always be the greatest. My mentor and my motivation. He has gone to be with the Lord.Rest on the people champion.1942- 2016.

Muhammad Ali is close to death

 Former world heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali
was close to death in a Phoenix-area hospital on Friday, a source close to the family said. "It's extraordinarily grave. It's a matter of hours," said the source, who spoke on condition of anonym.

Muhammad Ali placed on life support

UPDATE ON MUHAMMAD ALI : Recent reports are suggesting that Muhammad Ali has been put onto a life support machine. Ali was rushed to hospital with respiratory problems on Thursday. Reports suggest that the family of Muhammad Ali have been told to prepare for the worst. #PrayForAli

Get well soon Muhammad Ali

Boxing legend Muhammad Ali hospitalized in fair condition, being treated for respiratory issue. Get well soon Champ 👍

Klitschko insist he will defeat Tyson Fury

"I'm not going to lose against Tyson Fury.I will conquer Fury in the ring July 9th watch me!!" Wladimir Klitschko on his rematch with Fury.

Liam to defend his title this weekend

Liam Smith defends his title against Pedrag Radosevic this weekend.He is also rumoured to be a future opponent for Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez.Here is Smith winning the Belt in brutal fashion against John
Thompson.

WBC stands on Deontay Wilder

According to WBC President Maurcio Sulaiman, his organization is going to rule on the matter in next few days and they will also issue a full order on the heavyweight division. "The WBC is still in the process of the investigation, and neither party has anything to do with this process. Deontay Wilder keeps saying things, Alexander Povetkin keeps saying things, and all we are doing is continuing with our process," said Sulaima