Heavyweight boxing unpredictability keeps the division alive, but are constant changes helping or hurting the sport? One fight can change everything — but does it still mean something?
Why Heavyweight Boxing Is Always One Fight Away From Changing Completely Read More »
Comparisons between Moses Itauma and Anthony Joshua are already being made — but are they fair? This piece explores whether the Itauma vs Joshua comparison is justified or far too early.
Could Moses Itauma Surpass Anthony Joshua — Or Is That Comparison Too Early? Read More »
Boxing’s greatest eras were built on legendary rivalries like Ali vs Frazier and Barrera vs Morales. But in the modern era of fragmented promoters and broadcasters, genuine rivalries may be harder to build. Does boxing still create them — or are they disappearing?
Does Boxing Still Create Genuine Rivalries? Read More »
Talk of Shakur Stevenson vs Conor Benn is gathering pace — but is it a realistic fight or just social media smoke? We break down the weight issues, styles and career implications.
Stevenson vs Benn Talk: Real Fight or Social Media Smoke? Read More »
Modern boxing is creating a growing class of “almost ready” fighters — contenders who win, wait, and stall. This piece explores why careers are being protected instead of progressed.
Is Boxing Creating Too Many “Almost Ready” Fighters? Read More »