For all its flaws, boxing still produces moments no other sport can replicate. This piece explores why boxing is unique — and why fans continue to care, even when the sport frustrates them.
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Boxing ticket prices in the UK have reached a point where even long-time fans are starting to walk away. From domestic shows costing near-Wembley money to stacked pay-per-views at home, this piece asks whether boxing is quietly pricing out the people who built the sport.
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Boxing hasn’t declined overnight — it’s slipped quietly. From mismatches sold as development fights to narratives replacing genuine competition, this piece asks whether boxing has lowered its own standards without even realising it.
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British boxing fans are tired of predictable shows, padded records and WWE-style narratives. Here’s why 2026 needs more real 50–50 fights — and fewer manufactured storylines.
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If Conor Benn wins the rematch, the Eubank Benn trilogy becomes unavoidable — but is that actually good for British boxing? Fans are already losing interest, undercards are thinning out, and even Simon Jordan says promoters are rinsing customers. We break down why a Benn win could trap the sport in another year of recycled hype.
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