Boxing thrives on history, but is the sport spending too much time looking backwards? From endless rematches to veteran comebacks, we examine whether nostalgia is preventing the next generation from taking centre stage.
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Why do fighters reveal injuries after losing? We explore the psychology behind boxing injury excuses — pride, pressure, and the fine line between honesty and saving face.
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Joseph Parker’s latest loss was hard to watch, but it doesn’t spell the end. With Andy Lee in his corner and a new hunger for redemption, Parker might be boxing better now than ever — and a rematch with Anthony Joshua could be the perfect comeback.
What’s Next for Joseph Parker After Saturday’s Defeat? Read More »
Kell Brook is lacing up the gloves one last time — but not in Sheffield or Manchester. The former world champion will return on 13 February 2026 in Dubai to honour Ricky Hatton, whose own comeback was scheduled for December 2025 before tragedy struck. Brook says it’s a tribute, but with his past battles with depression and addiction, some wonder if this is about paying respect or finding redemption.
Kell Brook’s Comeback for Hatton Tribute: Brave or Misguided? Read More »
Pacquiao’s world-title draw at 46, Hatton’s December return, and Froch teasing a fight at 48 all show boxing’s comeback obsession is alive and profitable. We examine the psychology, money, and culture behind why fighters can’t let go.
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