International Women’s Day got the boxing world buzzing — and rightly so. Female fighters are breaking barriers left and right, headlining major cards and putting on absolute clinics. But one question still lingers in the background like a stubborn corner cut: why are women still fighting two-minute rounds? In 2024, is that really the best […]
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On Saturday night Carl Frampton was all set to make boxing history by becoming the first boxer from Ireland to be crowned a 3 weight world champion. Unfortunately it wasn’t to be as he was stopped in the 6th round, after the fight he announced his retirement so I thought I’d take this opportunity to
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The boxing world came together in mourning when news broke of the passing of former British and Commonwealth bantamweight champion Nicky Booth. On Wednesday, Booth tragically lost his battle with cancer at just 40 years old — a heartbreaking loss to those who knew him and fans who admired his fearless style inside the ring.
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This week George Groves announced his retirement from boxing at the age of 30. He’s definitely a fighter that divides opinion, so in this post I will be looking at his career to see what he will be remembered for. He had a very successful amateur career which included two ABA titles, and culminated in
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Daniel Jacobs truly lived up to his nickname “The Miracle Man”, on Saturday night he became a 2 time world champion after surviving cancer. So this week I thought I’d look back at his inspirational story. After a stunning amateur career he made his professional debut on the undercard of Mayweather V Hatton in Las
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