Review: 2014-03-01, good fight between Ricky Burns and Terence Crawford: it gets three stars. Ricky Burns entered this fight with a professional boxing record of 36-2-1 (11 knockouts) and he is ranked as the No.3 lightweight in the world, he suffered his last defeat in 2007 when he faced Carl Johanneson, since then, he collected 21 victories and one draw in his last fight, a controversial split decision draw against Raymundo Beltran (=Burns vs Beltran).
His opponent, the undefeated Terence Crawford, has a perfect record of 22-0-0 (16 knockouts) and he entered as the No.5 in the same weight class, he is at his first fight outside the USA and it is also his first world title shot; currently the #1 in this division is Miguel Vazquez. Burns vs Crawford is valid for the WBO lightweight title (Burns’ fifth defense). Watch the video and rate this fight!
Ricky Burns vs Terence Crawford full fight Video – 2014
Review: 2014-03-01, pretty good finish between Anthony Joshua and Hector Avila but it is not enough to get three stars. Anthony Joshua, 2012 Olympic super heavyweight Gold Medalist, is at his fifth professional boxing fight and he entered this fight with a record of 4-0-0 (4 knockouts).
Review: 2014-03-01, aggressive start, good pace, tough exchanges and a spectacular finish: Dong Hyun Kim vs John Hathaway is one of the 
Review: 2014-02-28, disappointing and boring fight: Muhammed Lawal vs Mikhail Zayats gets one star. Muhammed ‘King Mo’ Lawal entered this fight with a pro mma record of 11-3-0 (82% ko/tko victory rate – he has never won via submission) and he is ranked as the No.19 light heavyweight in the world, last year he fought five times losing twice to Emanuel Newton, in their first fight Lawal lost via ko (=
Review: 2014-02-22, if a woman had a similar reaction (look at the picture), probably the fight between Yodsanklai Fairtex and Keo Rumchong was not so friendly…Muay Thai is already one of the toughest sport in the world but if in addition the two fighters don’t use normal boxing gloves and they use just some rope around their hands (like in the ancient muay thai: “Kaad Chuek” or “Kard Chuek” style fight), the bout could be brutal and savage, and it was! Both fighters seem full of rage (look at what Rumchong tried to do when the first round had already finished…) and they exchanged shot for shot, mostly elbows, in one of the craziest and exciting fights we have ever seen: Yodsanklai Fairtex vs Keo Rumchong is a candidate for 
