Josh Taylor has announced his retirement at 33, ending a career that saw him crowned undisputed super-lightweight champion. But after controversy, injuries, and back-to-back defeats, how will fans really remember him? A Scottish great — or a career that faded too fast?
Josh Taylor Retires — A Warrior Walks Away, But What’s the Legacy? Read More »
The dust has settled on Usyk vs Dubois 2 — but the numbers still haven’t. With no official attendance or UK PPV buys released, this follow-up asks the awkward question: did boxing’s latest stadium ‘spectacle’ fall short where it mattered most?
Wembley Wasn’t Full, Was It? What the Usyk–Dubois Numbers Say About Modern Boxing Read More »
Oleksandr Usyk stopped Daniel Dubois in five rounds — and no, it wasn’t a shock. In this follow-up to Saturday’s blog, I break down the one-sided fight and ask what this says about the state of boxing today.
Usyk Demolishes Dubois in Five — Did Anyone Not See This Coming? Read More »
Has boxing become more WWE than sport? In this post, I dig into the rise of fake rivalries, over-the-top promos, and why the sport’s obsession with spectacle might be costing it its soul.
Is Boxing Turning into WWE — and Losing Its Soul in the Process? Read More »
Wembley used to mean stacked cards and real legacy fights — now it’s £25 for filler and paper belts. As boxing shifts focus to the US and streaming deals, UK fans are being priced out and left behind. Has boxing lost its soul?
Is Boxing Losing Its Soul — and Turning Its Back on British Fans? Read More »