Danny Gilfillan is a journalist specializing in boxing. He writes for Pro Boxing Fans and his work has also appeared in Boxing Social. Danny covers a wide range of boxing topics, including fight previews, predictions, results, and interviews with prominent figures in the sport.
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Danny Gilfillan specializes in sports and entertainment news, with a strong focus on boxing. He frequently features expert commentary and announcements related to the boxing world.
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Froch has pulled no punches (Joseph Raynor, Nottingham Post)
By: Danny Gilfillan
After serving up a modern classic in their first fight, Mexican warriors Emmanuel Navarrete and Oscar Valdez will run it back this weekend.
Paul has hit out at Alvarez Photo Credit: Esther Lin/SHOWTIME
A fight with Jake Paul represents one of boxing's biggest paydays Photo Credit: Esther Lin/SHOWTIME
Whyte has issued former opponent Fury some advice Photo Credit: Scott Kirkland/FOX Sports/Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing
By: Danny Gilfillan
Akhmadaliev and Espinoza top the bill in Monte Carlo (Matchroom)
The two teams cannot agree the finances of the fight (@IFLTV)
Could December 21 be the last dance for both Usyk and Fury? Photo Credit: Stephen Dunkley/Queensberry Promotions
Hearn and Jordan clashed once again (Photo Credit Kevin Quigley Daily Mail, David Levene, The Guardian)
IBF world champion Daniel Dubois wants the winner of Saturday night's showdown between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk.
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