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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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.
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Let’s forget the pound-for-pound list for a second. This isn’t about politics or popularity contests. This is about Naoya Inoue boxing skills — pure, unfiltered technique. The kind that strips everything back to what boxing really is. Inoue doesn’t win fights because he hits the hardest. He wins because he’s technically levels above almost anyone
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Greetings, fellow boxing enthusiasts! Today, we embark on an exhilarating exploration of the captivating realm of boxing weight divisions. From the lightning-fast minimumweights to the thunderous heavyweights, each weight class offers its own unique blend of skill, power, and excitement. Join us as we delve into the historical evolution, current landscape, and the intriguing introduction
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Ben Whittaker took a major step forward in his professional journey with a composed, disciplined performance against Leon Willings. This wasn’t just another win — it was a fight that revealed a different side of Whittaker, one that’s focused on growth, maturity, and winning the right way. A Learning Experience Picture this: the crowd roaring,
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