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Boxing’s Future Is Female — But Are We Holding It Back?
Women’s boxing is thriving — but outdated rules, short rounds, and unequal pay are still holding it back. As the new generation rises, it’s time for the sport to catch up.
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Empty boxing ring under spotlight with scattered posters and a world title belt — symbolising boxing promoters 2025 and the emptiness of the heavyweight division.
Are Boxing Promoters the Reason the Heavyweight Division Feels Empty?
The undisputed heavyweight title fight came and went without a ripple — and that tells you everything. This blog breaks down why the division feels hollow, why promoters keep selling...
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A dramatic digital image symbolising the AJ Jake Paul fight, featuring two generic boxers facing off under bright spotlights in a darkened ring, representing the clash between spectacle and legacy in modern boxing.
AJ vs Jake Paul? Terms Agreed — But Why Would Joshua Risk It All?
AJ vs Jake Paul terms are agreed — but is it worth the risk for Joshua? This post dives into the logic (or lack of it) behind the potential crossover, why AJ has everything to lose...
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Boxing Has Too Many Belts — Why Aren’t We Fighting for Sanity?
Boxing is drowning in belts — and fans are fed up. With over 60 world titles in circulation, the sport’s lost its clarity and credibility. This post takes aim at the politics, promoters,...
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Do Fans Even Care if Someone’s Undisputed?
Being undisputed used to mean everything — but in today’s fragmented boxing world, does it still matter? This post explores whether undisputed boxing titles still carry weight with...
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Pacquiao Returns at 46 – Comeback Statement or Title Farce?
Manny Pacquiao returned to the ring at 46 and fought Mario Barrios to a controversial draw — in a full WBC world title fight. This post explores what the result really says about the...
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Josh Taylor Retires — A Warrior Walks Away, But What’s the Legacy?
Josh Taylor has announced his retirement at 33, ending a career that saw him crowned undisputed super-lightweight champion. But after controversy, injuries, and back-to-back defeats,...
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