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A dramatic boxing illustration capturing the high-stakes showdown between Whyte and Parker. Two powerful heavyweight fighters engage in an intense face-off inside the ring under bright stadium lights. Their expressions show determination and focus, symbolizing the 'everything to win, everything to lose' stakes of the fight. A roaring crowd and championship banners in the background emphasize the pressure and magnitude of the matchup."

Whyte V Parker: Everything To Win And Everything To Lose

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On Saturday night Whyte V Parker will go to war at the O2 arena. There’s no question it is going to be a very exciting fight to watch, but this fight could also be a lose lose fight for both men because they have everything to win and everything to lose. This fight came as […]

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A historical boxing illustration depicting Lord Lonsdale, the influential figure behind the Lonsdale Belt. A distinguished gentleman from the early 20th century stands in traditional attire, overseeing a classic boxing match. In the foreground, vintage boxing gloves rest beside a shining Lonsdale Belt, symbolizing his legacy in the sport. The background features an old-fashioned boxing ring, capturing the essence of boxing history.

Who Was Lord Lonsdale?

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Following my post on The History of Queenberry Rules I have decided to look at another historical figure within British boxing, so this week I will be looking at Who was Lord Lonsdale. Hugh Lowther was the 5th Earl of Lonsdale after taking over from his brother in 1882. However before claiming his inheritance he

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A dynamic boxing illustration representing Rocky Fielding’s journey in the sport. A determined boxer stands in the ring under bright stadium lights, his fists raised in triumph. A roaring crowd and championship banners in the background symbolize his achievements and impact in boxing, conveying resilience, determination, and the spirit of a true fighter."

Who Is Rocky Fielding?

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This weekend Rocky Fielding steps into the lions den when he travels over to Germany to take on WBA king Tyrone Zeuge for the Super Middleweight world title. So with that in mind I thought I’d look at who is Rocky Fielding as nobody but hardcore boxing fans seems to know who he is. As

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A historical boxing illustration representing the history of the Queensberry Rules. Two classic bare-knuckle boxers stand in an old-fashioned ring, wearing early boxing attire with fists raised in a traditional stance. In the background, a vintage boxing rulebook and an elegant gentleman in 19th-century attire symbolize the introduction of the Queensberry Rules, capturing the evolution of boxing into the modern sport we know today."

Queensberry Rules: The Code That Changed Boxing Forever

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Every boxing match today — whether it’s at Wembley, Madison Square Garden, or York Hall — is fought under what we call Queensberry Rules. But what exactly are they, and where did they come from? If you’ve ever wondered why boxers wear gloves, or why a knockdown leads to a ten count and not a

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A powerful boxing illustration representing David Haye’s retirement from the sport. A lone pair of boxing gloves hangs on the ropes of a dimly lit ring, symbolizing the end of an era. A spotlight highlights the gloves, while a silhouette of a boxer walking away captures the moment of farewell. The background features a faded crowd, emphasizing reflection, legacy, and the impact of the Hayemaker’s career."

David Haye: The Hayemaker Calls It a Day

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Last week, David Haye officially announced his retirement — and with that, one of the most unpredictable, dramatic, and divisive careers in British boxing came to a close. Love him or hate him, The Hayemaker left a mark. But what will his legacy really be? A Talent from the Start Haye’s boxing journey began with

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