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A split-screen image representing boxing towel stoppages: on the left, a visibly exhausted boxer with red gloves slumps on a stool, showing clear signs of fatigue and defeat; on the right, a trainer stands at the ropes mid-action, throwing in a white towel to signal the end of the fight.

Boxing Towel Stoppages: When Should the Corner Step In?

Boxing Towel Stoppages: When Should the Corner Step In? In boxing, there’s a brutal beauty to perseverance — the warrior spirit that keeps fighters pushing when their bodies scream for mercy. But that same spirit can be dangerous. Fighters rarely quit. That’s why we need boxing towel stoppages — because the corner is there to […]

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A diptych showing the mental health journey of a boxer. On the left, the boxer sits alone in the ring, exhausted and deep in thought. On the right, he is in a therapy session, looking equally distressed but seeking support. This visual contrasts the intensity of the sport with the importance of mental health in boxing.

The Impact of Mental Health Awareness in Boxing

From Ring Walks to Rock Bottom Boxing is a brutal, beautiful sport. It demands everything — physically, mentally, emotionally. For a few short minutes, a fighter is the centre of the universe. Arena lights, roaring crowds, cameras flashing. But what happens when the lights go off? That’s the side we rarely talk about. And it’s

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A boxing ring lit under spotlights during an early undercard bout. Sparse crowd and text reading “The Problem With Pay-Per-View Undercards” reflect frustration with bad boxing undercards.

Boxing PPV Undercard Problems: Why Fans Deserve More Than a One-Fight Card

Boxing PPV Undercard Problems Are Killing the Buzz You know the feeling. You’ve just paid £25 for a pay-per-view event. The hype around the main event is electric — but the rest of the card? Forgettable. It’s a growing issue, and one that’s hurting the sport. Boxing PPV undercard problems have become so common that

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Tyson Fury stands in front of a dark blue background wearing an orange vest, with bold white text beside him reading “Tyson Fury’s Latest Retirement: Should We Still Take Him Seriously?”, visually highlighting the topic of Tyson Fury retirement 2025.

Tyson Fury’s Latest Retirement: Does Anyone Care Anymore?

Tyson Fury says he’s retired. Again.And once again, we’re supposed to care. But the truth is — after years of I’m retired, I’m back back-and-forth — most boxing fans have stopped listening. And after his second straight loss to Oleksandr Usyk in December 2024, this latest “farewell” doesn’t feel like a statement… it feels like

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A championship boxing belt sits on a spotlighted pedestal in the foreground, glowing in gold and red tones. In the background, four younger boxers stand in shadow, their identities obscured — symbolising the unfairness of the Manny Pacquiao title shot in 2025, where merit is overlooked in favour of name recognition.

How Is Manny Pacquiao Getting a World Title Shot in 2025?

Seriously… What Are We Doing Here? Manny Pacquiao is 46 years old. He hasn’t fought in nearly four years. The last time he stepped into a ring, it was August 2021, and he was soundly beaten by Yordenis Ugas — a replacement opponent, no less. There’s no nice way to say it: he looked old,

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