Former WBO champion Heather Hardy’s lawsuit against the New York Commission could redefine how boxing handles brain injury claims — but at what cost to the sport itself?
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A swift but unsatisfying end: Omaha’s internal review says officers followed protocol in the Crawford stop investigation. We unpack what they revealed, what’s still hidden, and what it means for Bud’s public image.
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Cecilia Brækhus ended her legendary career the way every fighter dreams — by going out on top. After defeating Ema Kozin to claim the WBC and WBO junior middleweight titles, she announced her retirement, leaving the sport as a two-division world champion. A true example of how to walk away with dignity, Brækhus retires from boxing before boxing could retire her.
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Derek Chisora is closing in on his 50th fight — but has he already crossed the boxer retirement threshold? We look at why knowing when to quit is one of boxing’s toughest battles.
50 Fights In: When Should a Boxer Call It Quits? Read More »
James DeGale’s bare-knuckle boxing debut sparked debate with fouls, chaos and brutal exchanges. But after a decorated Queensberry career, should legends even step into a sport banned once for safety reasons? We look at the glory, the grit, and the limits.
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