Boxing’s Fighter of the Year race is still wide open — from Wardley’s comeback to Canelo vs Crawford in Vegas.
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The British flyweight division witnessed a thrilling shake-up as Galal Yafai put on a commanding performance to defeat Sunny Edwards via TKO, cementing his status as a force to be reckoned with. The highly anticipated matchup saw Yafai’s relentless pressure and sharp combinations overwhelm Edwards, who struggled to keep pace with the Olympic gold medallist’s
Anthony Joshua has been a dominant force in heavyweight boxing for over a decade, but after recent performances, the question lingers: are we witnessing the end of an era? With the division evolving and new contenders rising, Joshua’s future in the sport remains uncertain. Let’s break down his career trajectory, his recent fights, and what
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The heavyweight division has long been considered the pinnacle of boxing, but as fighters continue to grow larger, a debate has emerged: should there be a new super heavyweight division for fighters over 250 lbs? Some argue it’s a necessary evolution for the sport, while others believe it could dilute the heavyweight crown. Fighters, promoters,
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As I’m sure you’re all aware, I wasn’t a big fan of the whole Jake Paul versus Mike Tyson debacle. But was it good for boxing? Let’s explore. A Spectacle for the Ages The clash between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson wasn’t just a fight; it was a cultural phenomenon. From its announcement, it sparked
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