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Katie Taylor wearing world championship belts in the ring after a fight, as discussion grows around Katie Taylor retirement in 2026 and the final phase of her boxing career.

Katie Taylor Signals the Endgame: Why 2026 Could Be Her Final Year

Katie Taylor has openly suggested that 2026 may be the final chapter of her boxing career. This piece looks at what she has actually said, the toll of elite competition, and why the conversation around Katie Taylor retirement 2026 now feels unavoidable.

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Deontay Wilder and Derek Chisora sit exhausted in a worn boxing ring beneath a faded Wilder vs Chisora banner, symbolising a controversial cash-out bout and wider Wilder Chisora fight criticism within heavyweight boxing.

Deontay Wilder vs Derek Chisora Is Boxing’s Saddest Cash-Out Fight

Deontay Wilder vs Derek Chisora is being sold as entertainment, but it’s really a fight built on familiarity, not relevance. This piece cuts through the hype to ask why boxing keeps recycling decline instead of building the heavyweight future.

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Landscape illustration showing a packed UK boxing arena with empty red seats in the foreground, a brightly lit boxing ring under a “sold out” sign, frustrated British boxing fans holding Union Jack flags, and ticket price graphics (£85, £100, £200) highlighting rising boxing ticket prices in the UK and fans being priced out of live boxing.

Are Boxing Fans Being Priced Out of Their Own Sport?

Boxing ticket prices in the UK have reached a point where even long-time fans are starting to walk away. From domestic shows costing near-Wembley money to stacked pay-per-views at home, this piece asks whether boxing is quietly pricing out the people who built the sport.

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