Ricky Hatton’s death is more than a headline — it’s a heartbreaking reminder of how invisible depression can be. As someone who’s fought that same darkness, I know how easy it is to hide behind a smile. This piece looks at the Hitman’s legacy, the fight he couldn’t win, and why it’s time for boxing — and all of us — to start talking about men’s mental health.
Ricky Hatton: A Permanent Solution to a Temporary Problem Read More »
Anthony Joshua is set to return in early 2026 — but is this the last real push for glory, or one final payday? Here’s why fans are divided on AJ’s next move.
Anthony Joshua Targets Early-2026 Return — Could This Be the Final Run? Read More »
Derek Chisora is closing in on his 50th fight — but has he already crossed the boxer retirement threshold? We look at why knowing when to quit is one of boxing’s toughest battles.
50 Fights In: When Should a Boxer Call It Quits? Read More »
Terence Crawford made history by becoming the first fighter to go undisputed in four different weight classes with his unanimous win over Canelo Álvarez. We look at what this means for the super-middleweight division and whether both men might now walk away.
Crawford’s Dominance: What His Unanimous Win Means for the Super-Middleweight Landscape Read More »
Not every fighter becomes a world champion, but boxing’s “nearly men” still shape the sport. From Jamie Moore and Spencer Oliver to Dillian Whyte and Joe Joyce, we explore why these contenders matter, and why their stories remain unforgettable.
The Forgotten Contender: Why Boxing’s “Nearly Men” Still Matter Read More »