Many prospects look like future world champions early in their careers, but the jump in level often exposes how big the gap really is. A look at why boxing prospects hype doesn’t always survive the step up.
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Anthony Cacace became a two-time world champion after beating Jazza Dickens in Dublin, but what comes next at super-featherweight? We look at his options, the strength of the 130lb division, and how this result affects the world title picture.
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Abass Baraou will make his first WBA super-welterweight title defence in Berlin on 7 December. With critics calling him a “paper champion”, this homecoming bout could define his legacy — and prove whether he’s the real deal at 154 lbs.
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Abass Baraou has been elevated to WBA super-welterweight champion after Terence Crawford vacated. But does this belt carry real weight, or will Baraou be seen as a paper champion until he proves himself in the ring?
Abass Baraou Elevated to WBA Super-Welterweight Champion — Does He Earn the Belt? Read More »
Boxing is drowning in belts — and fans are fed up. With over 60 world titles in circulation, the sport’s lost its clarity and credibility. This post takes aim at the politics, promoters, and sanctioning fees fuelling the madness, and asks if one true champion per division is still possible in today’s fractured fight game.
Boxing Has Too Many Belts — Why Aren’t We Fighting for Sanity? Read More »