Exhibition boxing is back in the headlines with Paul vs Davis — but with weight gaps, circus rules and no real stakes, are fans finally running out of patience?
Exhibitions, Weight Gaps and Circus Rules: Are Fans Finally Tired? Read More »
Terence Crawford is now #1 pound-for-pound after beating Canelo, but do rankings — mythical or official — really mean anything in today’s boxing world?
Pound-for-Pound Politics: Crawford at #1, But Do Rankings Even Matter? Read More »
AI scorecards are back in the spotlight after Crawford–Canelo. Can artificial intelligence really bring boxing judging transparency, or is the sport too human to hand over to machines?
AI Judges in Boxing: Transparency or Trouble? Read More »
From licence denials to baffling title shots, boxing’s biggest threat might not be in the ring — it’s in the boardroom. We take a global look at boxing governance issues, using recent high-profile cases to show how bad decisions can end careers and why the sport needs serious reform.
Boxing’s Silent Threat: When Poor Governance Ends Careers Read More »
A No-Contest Call That’s Stirring Up Controversy On June 3, 2025, the California State Athletic Commission (CSAC) officially overturned Emanuel Navarrete’s technical decision win over Charly Suarez, changing the result to a no-contest. The decision comes nearly three weeks after the bout, which was stopped in round eight due to a deep cut over Suarez’s
Navarrete Suarez No-Contest: Right Call or Dangerous Precedent? Read More »