Every fight seems to be marketed as the biggest event of the year. Has boxing’s obsession with selling every card as historic created hype fatigue among fans? This opinion piece explores whether true big fights still feel special.
Does Boxing Have Too Many “Big Fights”? Read More »
Edgar Berlanga wants Chris Eubank Jr, but Eubank hasn’t even confirmed he’ll return to the ring. Is boxing getting ahead of itself by discussing a fight that may never happen?
Should Chris Eubank Jr Even Be Thinking About Edgar Berlanga? Read More »
Errol Spence Jr has officially retired following his defeat to Tim Tszyu, ending one of the finest welterweight careers of the modern era. This CMBoxing opinion piece looks beyond his final fights to examine his legacy, remarkable comeback from a life-threatening car crash, and why knowing when to retire is one of boxing’s hardest decisions.
Errol Spence Jr: A Champion Who Knew When It Was Time Read More »
Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury both returned with victories, but did either performance really make their long-awaited showdown any more appealing? CMBoxing argues that British boxing may have missed the perfect moment for its biggest heavyweight fight.
Should Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury Still Happen? Read More »
Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua, Oleksandr Usyk and Canelo Alvarez dominate modern boxing, but what happens when they retire? This article explores whether boxing has become too dependent on established boxing superstars while the next generation struggles to reach the mainstream.
Is Boxing Too Dependent on a Handful of Superstars? Read More »