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.
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Former WBO champion Heather Hardy’s lawsuit against the New York Commission could redefine how boxing handles brain injury claims — but at what cost to the sport itself?
Heather Hardy Sues New York Commission Over Brain-Injury Negligence Read More »
A swift but unsatisfying end: Omaha’s internal review says officers followed protocol in the Crawford stop investigation. We unpack what they revealed, what’s still hidden, and what it means for Bud’s public image.
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James DeGale’s bare-knuckle boxing debut sparked debate with fouls, chaos and brutal exchanges. But after a decorated Queensberry career, should legends even step into a sport banned once for safety reasons? We look at the glory, the grit, and the limits.
DeGale’s Bare-Knuckle Debut: The Glory, the Grit, the Limits Read More »
Tokyo Olympic medallist Lovlina Borgohain has accused a senior Boxing Federation of India official of telling her to “shut up” and follow orders. In this opinion piece, we explore what her claims reveal about gender bias in Indian boxing — and why her stand could change the game for women’s sport in the country.
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