Saudi money has transformed boxing, bringing enormous purses and major fights. But with British supporters increasingly priced out, would losing that investment actually make the sport healthier?
Would British Boxing Actually Be Better Off Without Saudi Money? Read More »
Is boxing nostalgia becoming too expensive? With Fury vs Joshua tickets reaching £13,128, CMBoxing questions whether promoters are selling sporting excellence or simply cashing in on yesterday’s heavyweight stars.
Is Boxing Selling Nostalgia at £13,000 a Ticket? Read More »
Joshua vs Fury could finally happen in Britain, but potentially not until around 2am. After years of waiting, are British boxing fans now expected to sit in a cold Cardiff stadium until the middle of the night for the convenience of television viewers elsewhere?
Joshua vs Fury at 2am: Has Boxing Forgotten Who This Fight Is Actually For? Read More »
The more boxing fans understand about the sport, the harder it can become to simply enjoy a fight. From promotional politics and mandatory challengers to scorecards, rankings and career consequences, does knowing too much about boxing eventually change the fight-night experience?
Does Knowing Too Much About Boxing Make It Harder to Enjoy? Read More »
Boxing atmosphere is usually associated with roaring crowds, chants and huge ring walks. But after attending more than 1,000 fights, some of the moments I remember most are when an entire arena suddenly fell silent. Why can silence be even more powerful than noise?
Why Does Boxing Have Such a Strange Relationship With Silence? Read More »