Is boxing nostalgia becoming too expensive? With Fury vs Joshua tickets reaching £13,128, CMBoxing questions whether promoters are selling sporting excellence or simply cashing in on yesterday’s heavyweight stars.
Is Boxing Selling Nostalgia at £13,000 a Ticket? Read More »
Some boxing rivalries create years of anticipation, personal insults and enormous hype, only for the fight itself to disappoint. From Mayweather-Pacquiao and Khan-Brook to the long-awaited Fury-Joshua showdown, why doesn’t a great rivalry always produce a great fight?
Why Do Some Great Boxing Rivalries Never Produce a Great Fight? Read More »
Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua is finally official for Cardiff on 11 December. After years of failed negotiations and missed opportunities, is British boxing still as excited as it once was?
Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua Is Finally Official – But Does Anybody Still Care? Read More »
Joshua vs Fury could finally happen in Britain, but potentially not until around 2am. After years of waiting, are British boxing fans now expected to sit in a cold Cardiff stadium until the middle of the night for the convenience of television viewers elsewhere?
Joshua vs Fury at 2am: Has Boxing Forgotten Who This Fight Is Actually For? Read More »
Big boxing fights receive the hype, promotion and attention, but that doesn’t guarantee a competitive contest. Ryan Garcia vs Conor Benn showed the difference between a major event and a great fight.
A Big Boxing Fight Isn’t Always a Great Fight Read More »