Boxing thrives on drama — but too often serious questions are left hanging. From judging decisions to governance disputes, is boxing failing its own accountability test?
Is Boxing Too Comfortable Letting Questions Go Unanswered? Read More »
When fighters lose trust in boxing, the damage goes far beyond one controversial decision. From referees shaping fights through interpretation to silence from commissions afterwards, this piece explores how belief in the sport quietly erodes — and why once that trust is gone, it rarely comes back.
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Boxing’s growing reliance on familiar names over genuine momentum is stalling divisions and frustrating fans. This CMBoxing opinion piece examines why nostalgia keeps winning — and what it’s costing the sport.
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Barry McGuigan warns that the Kinahan cartel’s shadow still hangs over boxing. From shady advisers to corrupt judging, we look at the ugly truth behind the sport’s glamour — and why integrity is on the line.
The Cartel’s Fist: The Ugly Truth McGuigan Dares Us to Confront Read More »
Has boxing become more WWE than sport? In this post, I dig into the rise of fake rivalries, over-the-top promos, and why the sport’s obsession with spectacle might be costing it its soul.
Is Boxing Turning into WWE — and Losing Its Soul in the Process? Read More »