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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Anthony Joshua’s 2026 comeback might define his story. Is it one last run at heavyweight glory, or just a cash-driven curtain call? We explore what’s really behind his return — and whether he still has what it takes to go with the best.
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Naoya Inoue retained his titles in Nagoya, but the real story is how fans worldwide watched him with ease. The Inoue streaming impact could change the way boxing is seen across the globe.
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The undisputed heavyweight title fight came and went without a ripple — and that tells you everything. This blog breaks down why the division feels hollow, why promoters keep selling hype over substance, and why the problem runs deeper than just bad matchmaking.
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New Year’s Day boxing might sound like a relic of the past, but it’s a tradition that could breathe fresh life into the sport. Imagine kicking off the year with a stacked fight card, where champions and rising stars set the tone for the months ahead. It’s a concept that could unite fans, give fighters
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