Boxing Comebacks

A dramatic image of an ageing boxer standing alone in a darkened ring under a spotlight, wearing red shorts marked “46”, symbolising the Pacquiao safety return debate.

Pacquiao’s Return Sparks Safety Debate: Mike Tyson’s Son Speaks Out

Pacquiao’s Comeback Divides Opinion — Again The Pacquiao safety return saga has added a new twist, and it’s coming from an unlikely source — Amir Tyson, son of heavyweight legend Mike Tyson. He’s gone on record saying that Manny Pacquiao’s return to boxing at 46 could be “dangerous” and questions whether it’s really worth the […]

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A cinematic digital image of a boxer standing alone in the centre of a spotlight-lit ring, facing a packed hometown crowd — symbolising reflection and finality in the Wilder Herndon return.

Deontay Wilder vs Herndon: Bronze Bomber’s Hometown Return

The Bronze Bomber’s Back – Again We all love a good comeback story. Boxing’s built on them – Ali, Foreman, even Fury’s rise from the ashes. But here in 2025, the comeback trail has led back to Deontay Wilder. Again. Now 39, the former WBC champion is set to fight Herndon on 27 June in

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Nonito Donaire stands triumphantly on a seaside platform in the Philippines at sunrise, wearing a hoodie with arms raised, symbolising his boxing comeback at 42. A coastal skyline, palm trees, and warm orange light frame the scene, evoking a Rocky-style training moment with a tropical twist.

Nonito Donaire’s Comeback at 42: A Testament to Boxing Longevity

What is it with Filipino legends and refusing to call it a day? Just weeks after Manny Pacquiao announced he’ll return to the ring at 45 for one last crack at a world title (full story here), another Filipino great has decided he’s not quite done either. Nonito Donaire, a four-division world champion and one

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A split-image showing a generic boxer in his prime, focused and ready in the ring with red gloves, alongside an older boxer wearing worn black gloves, standing thoughtfully with a serious expression — symbolising the internal struggle of a potential return. Represents the theme of a Manny Pacquiao comeback fight.

Manny Pacquiao’s Return: What’s at Stake at 46 Years Old?

Boxing fans are used to surprises, but this one borders on the absurd: Manny Pacquiao is coming back. At 46 years old, and nearly four years since his last official bout, the Filipino legend is reportedly eyeing a return to the ring — and not just for a handshake and some shadowboxing. So the question

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A stylised digital illustration of a white rhino standing in a boxing ring, wearing a red boxing glove on one front leg — symbolising the “White Rhino” nickname and the spirit of the Dave Allen comeback.

Dave Allen’s Redemption: From Personal Struggles to Ring Return

We all love a good redemption story. But let’s be honest — not every comeback screams must-watch. And that brings us to Dave Allen. The “White Rhino” is back. Again. After a stop-start career defined as much by his personality as his punch output, Allen is dusting off the gloves for another run. But is

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