From licence denials to baffling title shots, boxing’s biggest threat might not be in the ring — it’s in the boardroom. We take a global look at boxing governance issues, using recent high-profile cases to show how bad decisions can end careers and why the sport needs serious reform.
Boxing’s Silent Threat: When Poor Governance Ends Careers Read More »
The mixed-gender boxing debate has raged for years — but should men and women ever share the ring in a sanctioned fight? From ethics and safety to hype and governance, we take a fresh, honest look at one of boxing’s most controversial questions.
Blurring the Bell: Should Men and Women Ever Share the Ring? Read More »
Jake Paul has hired superstar lawyer Alex Spiro to take on “fixed-fight” rumours head-on. We break down why the influencer-turned-boxer is going legal, what’s at stake for his career, and whether this is smart image protection or overkill.
Jake Paul’s High‑Priced Legal Fight Against Fixed‑Fight Allegations Read More »
The British Boxing Board of Control could refuse the Paul Joshua UK licence, blocking Eddie Hearn’s 2026 megafight before it starts. With safety concerns echoing the 2012 Haye vs Chisora controversy, we break down why this mismatch might never happen on British soil — and what it means for the sport.
Could the Paul vs AJ Megafight Be Barred in the UK? Read More »
David Haye’s latest opponent isn’t in the ring—it’s HMRC. The former heavyweight champion is facing a £600K corporation tax battle, raising questions about how one of Britain’s most successful fighters ended up in a legal scrap with the taxman.
When the Hayemaker Met the Taxman: David Haye’s £600K Corporation Tax Showdown Read More »