The undisputed heavyweight title fight came and went without a ripple — and that tells you everything. This blog breaks down why the division feels hollow, why promoters keep selling hype over substance, and why the problem runs deeper than just bad matchmaking.
Are Boxing Promoters the Reason the Heavyweight Division Feels Empty? Read More »
AJ vs Jake Paul terms are agreed — but is it worth the risk for Joshua? This post dives into the logic (or lack of it) behind the potential crossover, why AJ has everything to lose and nothing to gain, and why boxing deserves better than this circus.
AJ vs Jake Paul? Terms Agreed — But Why Would Joshua Risk It All? Read More »
Boxing is drowning in belts — and fans are fed up. With over 60 world titles in circulation, the sport’s lost its clarity and credibility. This post takes aim at the politics, promoters, and sanctioning fees fuelling the madness, and asks if one true champion per division is still possible in today’s fractured fight game.
Boxing Has Too Many Belts — Why Aren’t We Fighting for Sanity? Read More »
Being undisputed used to mean everything — but in today’s fragmented boxing world, does it still matter? This post explores whether undisputed boxing titles still carry weight with fans, or if the sport’s obsession with belts has become more of a distraction than a dream.
Do Fans Even Care if Someone’s Undisputed? Read More »
Manny Pacquiao returned to the ring at 46 and fought Mario Barrios to a controversial draw — in a full WBC world title fight. This post explores what the result really says about the welterweight division in 2025, the state of modern boxing, and whether Pacquiao should fight again.
Pacquiao Returns at 46 – Comeback Statement or Title Farce? Read More »