Behind boxing legends such as Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson and Lennox Lewis stood extraordinary trainers. But what made Cus D’Amato, Angelo Dundee, Emanuel Steward and Eddie Futch so influential? We explore the tactics, trust and relationships that turned great coaches into boxing legends.
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Is inside fighting becoming a lost art in boxing? From Roberto Durán and Joe Frazier to today’s champions, we examine why close-range boxing remains one of the sport’s most demanding and overlooked skills.
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They may not throw a single punch, but boxing trainers and cutmen are the heartbeat of every corner. From shaping game plans to stopping fight-ending cuts, these unsung strategists keep boxers in the ring and careers alive. Meet the new wave of behind-the-scenes talent changing the fight game in 2025.
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