Anthony Joshua 2026 return talk is already dominating headlines, but it’s starting to feel like déjà vu. We’ve gone from “back later this year” to “early 2025” and now, according to his camp, he’s targeting spring 2026 after elbow surgery and rehab. As someone who was there for his first ten fights live, I’ll be […]
Joshua Targets Early 2026 Return After Surgery — But Is Jake Paul Really Next? Read More »
Dillian Whyte has broken his silence after being stopped by Moses Itauma in just 119 seconds, insisting he’s not retiring at 37. Is this Dillian Whyte comeback a brave roll of the dice or denial in the face of reality? We look at his future, the fights that remain, and the risk of becoming another Derek Chisora-type figure.
Dillian Whyte Breaks Silence: “I’m Not Retiring” After Itauma KO Read More »
Joseph Parker’s viral Take On Me call-out to Oleksandr Usyk made fans laugh, but it also exposed the heavyweight division’s frustrations. Can Usyk give Parker his shot, or is retirement more likely?
Parker Turns “Take On Me” Into a Call-Out: Will Usyk Finally Respond? Read More »
Adaptive boxing is breaking barriers. From USA Boxing’s new programme to global efforts by the World Adaptive Boxing Council, we explore how wheelchair fighters are training, competing, and pushing for recognition on the world stage.
A heartfelt tribute to legendary boxing promoter Don Elbaum — a Runyan-style character whose advice, eccentricity, and passion helped shape fighters and kept the sport alive beyond the bright lights. We look at the Don Elbaum legacy and what modern boxing risks losing without figures like him.
Runyan-Style Legends: Remembering Promoter Don Elbaum’s Magic Read More »