Gennady Golovkin is now World Boxing president — but can even a legend fix Olympic boxing after a decade of chaos? This deep-dive asks whether Golovkin and Pacquiao can deliver real reform, or if the sport is just hiding behind big names while corruption and circus fights drag it further into decline.
Can Gennady Golovkin Really Save Olympic Boxing? Read More »
Devin Haney got the win on Saturday night — but his welterweight performance raised more doubts than excitement. Tight rounds, cautious tactics and a lack of authority make you wonder whether 147lbs is exposing limitations we haven’t seen before. And with a Conor Benn showdown likely in 2026, Haney can’t afford another night like this.
Devin Haney’s Welterweight Win: Convincing or Concerning? Read More »
David Benavidez’s TKO over Anthony Yarde was more than another loss — it was a brutal reality check. Our Yarde Benavidez analysis breaks down why he fell short again and what this defeat means for his future.
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Boxers change trainers more than gloves these days — one bad night and the coach gets the blame. Has boxing forgotten the value of long-term development? We break down the new disposable era of corner teams and why loyalty is becoming a dying art.
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Boxing keeps shouting about heavyweights and influencer drama, but the real action lives in the forgotten weight classes. From super-flyweight to lightweight, these divisions deliver the skill, the match-ups and the consistency the big men rarely match — yet promoters barely shine a light on them. Here’s why boxing keeps ignoring its best fighters.
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