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Liam Davies celebrates his featherweight success in a boxing graphic asking whether a world title opportunity could be next.

Liam Davies Has Found His Weight – Is a Featherweight World Title Next?

Liam Davies impressed against Nathaniel Collins in Birmingham, retaining his European featherweight title. Has he finally found his natural division, and is he ready to challenge the world’s best?

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Johnny Fisher comeback feature image questioning his performance after defeating Michael Pirotton by majority decision.

Johnny Fisher Won – But Did His Comeback Raise More Questions Than Answers?

Johnny Fisher returned to winning ways against Michael Pirotton, but did his comeback demonstrate genuine improvement or expose familiar concerns about his stamina, defence and heavyweight future?

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Boxers demonstrating boxing feints in the ring, showing how deception can force a defensive reaction and create an opening.

What Makes a Great Boxing Feint Actually Work?

The best boxing feints can create an opening without a punch being thrown. From manipulating the guard to disrupting rhythm and controlling distance, here’s why the smallest movements can make the biggest difference.

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Boxers who moved through boxing weight classes alongside scales representing the difference between making weight and finding a fighter’s best weight.

Why Is a Boxer’s Best Weight Not Always Their Lightest Weight?

Boxers often chase the lowest weight possible to gain a size advantage, but that doesn’t always produce their best performances. From Oleksandr Usyk and Manny Pacquiao to Canelo Alvarez, Vinny Pazienza, Tony Bellew and David Haye, we explore why moving up can sometimes make a fighter better.

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Southpaw boxing illustration showing an orthodox fighter facing a southpaw and the different angles created by opposing stances.

Why Do Some Fighters Look Completely Different Against Southpaws?

Why can an elite boxer suddenly look awkward against a left-hander? Southpaw boxing changes the angles, timing and positioning fighters have spent years learning, turning familiar movements into a completely different puzzle.

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