Boxing history remembers its greatest champions, but greatness isn’t the only way to change the sport. We look at the fighters whose influence stretched far beyond their records.
The Fighters Who Changed Boxing Without Being the Greatest Read More »
Boxers are supposed to decline with age, yet some actually improve after 30. From George Foreman to Bernard Hopkins, we explore how experience, timing and adaptation can extend a fighter’s prime.
Why Some Boxers Get Better After 30 Read More »
Boxing punch resistance can make a fighter seem almost indestructible, but a great chin does not make punches harmless. From George Chuvalo and Marvin Hagler to Gennady Golovkin and Carl Froch, we examine what creates extraordinary durability, why it eventually declines and whether boxing celebrates taking punishment too readily.
Why the Best Boxing Chin Eventually Stops Being Enough Read More »
Talent can make you a world champion, but what happens between fights can define your career. From Andy Ruiz Jr and Ricky Hatton to Floyd Mayweather and Carl Froch, the boxer lifestyle is about far more than training camp.
Living the Boxer Lifestyle: Talent Means Nothing If You Don’t Live the Life Read More »
From Olympic champion to undisputed professional world champion, the Katie Taylor career helped transform women’s boxing. We look back at the triumphs, rivalries, controversies and legacy of one of boxing’s most important figures.
Katie Taylor: The Career That Changed Women’s Boxing Forever Read More »