World titles don’t always determine who boxing supporters remember. From Arturo Gatti and Micky Ward to Jamie Moore, Matthew Macklin and Dave Allen, we explore why some boxing fan favourites leave a legacy that goes far beyond their championship records.
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Why do some boxers become more dangerous when defeat looks inevitable? From Carl Froch to Julio César Chávez, we explore the psychology, desperation and determination behind boxing’s greatest comeback victories.
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Why do some boxing rematches produce completely different results? From Leonard–Durán to Lewis–Rahman and Taylor–Cameron, we explore how tactical adjustments, preparation and psychology can transform a rivalry.
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Boxing history remembers its greatest champions, but greatness isn’t the only way to change the sport. We look at the fighters whose influence stretched far beyond their records.
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Boxers are supposed to decline with age, yet some actually improve after 30. From George Foreman to Bernard Hopkins, we explore how experience, timing and adaptation can extend a fighter’s prime.
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