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Why British Promoters Are Stretching Their Shows Too Thin

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British cards are feeling weaker than ever — thin undercards, predictable matchmaking and too many shows chasing too little talent. This deep-dive looks at the British boxing promoter problem, how broadcaster changes made it worse, and what needs to change in 2026.

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“Two British heavyweight boxers face off under dramatic arena lights with the British title belt between them, creating a tense, cinematic pre-fight atmosphere.”

Frazer Clarke vs David Adeleye: Why This Fight Matters for British Heavyweights

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The British heavyweight scene is messy, but Clarke vs Adeleye might be the domestic fight that actually shapes the division. Here’s why this British title scrap matters.

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