After that controversial win over Conor Benn, everyone’s asking the same question: what’s next for Chris Eubank Jr.? On paper, he got the W. But anyone who actually watched the fight — and I mean really watched it — knows there’s more to the story. Sure, Eubank had his moments. He looked slick in the […]
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The WBC has stepped in to order a rematch between Sam Eggington and Ben Cutler after controversy clouded their first meeting. But was it the right decision — and who really stands to gain from it? Let’s be honest — not every rematch ordered by a sanctioning body feels necessary. Some are pure politics, some
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They’ve only gone and done it. Canelo vs Terence Crawford 2025 is officially set for September — and in my honest opinion, this could go down as one of the biggest fights in boxing history. I’m not just talking about modern times either. I mean in the same breath as the Thrilla in Manila, the
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Breaking down Garcia’s latest setback — a flat performance, lingering doubts, and the question boxing fans keep asking: is he still all in? The Ryan GWas the Ryan Garcia Loss Really That Bad? In fairness, Garcia could only fight the man in front of him. Romero made it ugly, clinched often, and disrupted any rhythm
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In an era of viral knockouts, lightning-fast footwork, and flashier-than-thou ring walks, it’s easy to forget that some of the most effective punches in boxing aren’t thrown at the head at all. That’s right — body punching in boxing is alive, well, and still winning fights. You just have to know where to look. From
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