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A dramatic boxing illustration capturing the controversy of the Wilder vs. Fury fight and whether a draw was the right result. Two powerful heavyweight fighters face off in the ring under bright stadium lights, their expressions showing intensity and determination. In the background, a judge's scorecard is slightly visible, symbolizing the debate over the fight's outcome, emphasizing the tension and controversy surrounding this iconic matchup."

Wilder V Fury Was A Drew The Right Result

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After months of build up and more than a little bad blood Wilder V Fury finally happened but was a draw the right result. On Saturday night Wilder and Fury finally stopped talking and started fighting, this much anticipated fight definitely lived up to the hype. It was billed as the boxer against the puncher […]

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A heartfelt boxing illustration representing Frank Buglioni's retirement from the sport at just 29. A lone pair of boxing gloves hangs on the ropes of a dimly lit ring, symbolizing the end of a promising career. A spotlight shines down on the gloves, with a fading crowd and an empty arena in the background, capturing the bittersweet moment of stepping away from boxing.

Frank Buglioni Hangs Up The Glove At Just 29

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The former British champion Frank Buglioni shocked the world of boxing by retiring at just 29. The Wise Guy called time on his career on Monday after losing on Saturday night in Monto Carlo. On Saturday he stepped into the ring looking to get back in the world title picture, when he took on the

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A powerful boxing illustration celebrating Tony Bellew as one of Britain’s greatest fighters. A victorious boxer stands in the ring, holding a championship belt high under bright stadium lights, with a cheering crowd in the background, symbolizing his legendary status in British boxing."

Tony Bellew: One of Britain’s Greatest Ever?

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When Tony Bellew walked to the ring for the final time on 10th November 2018, it didn’t end in a fairytale. Usyk knocked him out, the Z-Cars theme faded, and the curtain came down on one of the most emotionally charged careers in British boxing. But one loss doesn’t define a legacy — and Bellew’s

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A dramatic boxing illustration representing the crisis in Olympic boxing. An empty boxing ring with the Olympic rings in the background symbolizes uncertainty. Dimmed stadium lights create a tense atmosphere, while scattered boxing gloves on the canvas reflect the turmoil and challenges facing the sport."

Olympic Boxing is in Crises

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Could boxing stop been an Olympic sport? This might sound like a stupid question but this week that became a very real possibility. For a sport that made it’s debut in the Olympics’ at the St Lois games way back in 1904, this week it’s future in the games was thrown into serious doubt. As

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A powerful boxing illustration celebrating Daniel Jacobs, known as the 'Miracle Man.' A victorious boxer stands in the ring, raising his arms in triumph under bright stadium lights, with a roaring crowd in the background, symbolizing his incredible comeback story and inspiring journey of resilience and perseverance."

Daniel Jacobs A True Miracle Man

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Daniel Jacobs truly lived up to his nickname “The Miracle Man”, on Saturday night he became a 2 time world champion after surviving cancer. So this week I thought I’d look back at his inspirational story. After a stunning amateur career he made his professional debut on the undercard of Mayweather V Hatton in Las

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