Boxing nostalgia

“Cinematic boxing arena under a single spotlight with the words ‘Weak Undercard, Strong Main Event’ glowing above an empty ring, symbolising the imbalance between main events and undercards in modern PPV boxing.”

The Undercard Dilemma: Why Big Fights Deserve Bigger Support Acts

Scroll through the Eubank Benn 2 undercard and it’s clear: British PPV boxing has lost its depth. Fans pay full price for one big fight and a night of filler. We explore how promoters can restore value and trust.

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“A vintage 1990s-style boxing poster showing a red and blue glove facing off inside an old television frame with bold text reading ‘Legacy vs Hype,’ symbolising nostalgia, rivalry, and spectacle in boxing.”

The Real Beef: Rivalry or Marketing Masterclass?

When Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn meet again, is it real rivalry or just smart marketing? In The Real Beef: Rivalry or Marketing Masterclass?, we look beyond the recycled trash talk to ask whether fans are watching genuine bad blood — or another pay-per-view nostalgia act built on legacy and hype.

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“Cinematic boxing ring under a circus big top tent, lit dramatically with spotlights cutting through smoke, symbolising boxing as a circus spectacle.”

Mayweather vs Tyson Exhibit: Nostalgia or Trend-Setting Spectacle?

A Match-Up That Makes No Sense So it’s official: Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Mike Tyson are stepping into the ring for a Mayweather Tyson exhibition in 2026. And honestly? I’ve had enough of this circus. If I wanted to watch a circus, I’d buy a ticket. If I wanted to see an athlete take on

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When legends return, it rarely ends in glory. From Ricky Hatton’s heartbreaking body shot loss to Mike Tyson quitting on his stool and Muhammad Ali’s painful night against Larry Holmes, the boxing comeback curse has claimed some of the sport’s biggest names. Can anyone ever really beat it?

One Night Too Many: The Boxing Comeback Curse

When legends return, it rarely ends in glory. From Ricky Hatton’s heartbreaking body shot loss to Mike Tyson quitting on his stool and Muhammad Ali’s painful night against Larry Holmes, the boxing comeback curse has claimed some of the sport’s biggest names. Can anyone ever really beat it?

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An older boxer with a muscular yet aged physique, wearing worn boxing gloves and a partially draped hooded robe, stepping toward the ring ropes in a dimly lit boxing arena. The spotlight highlights his determined and reflective expression, with a shadowy crowd in the background, evoking the anticipation and nostalgia of a comeback. Perfectly capturing the essence of a Mike Tyson comeback."

Mike Tyson at 58: Is Another Comeback on the Horizon?

Mike Tyson. Just hearing his name is enough to send chills down your spine. The man, the myth, the legend—he’s a walking reminder of boxing’s rawest, most exciting era. But now, at the age of 58, the question everyone’s asking is: will we see another Mike Tyson comeback? Let’s talk about what’s really going on

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