Dillian Whyte’s devastating 119-second defeat to Moses Itauma has left big questions hanging over his career. Is it finally time for the “Body Snatcher” to retire, or could he still play a role as a gatekeeper in British boxing? We break down the possible paths ahead and what the Dillian Whyte future might hold.
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Savannah Marshall’s split decision loss to Shadasia Green has divided fans — was it a fair result or a missed opportunity? I break down the fight, why Marshall faded late, and whether a rematch should be next.
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The controversy surrounding Algerian boxer Imane Khelif has once again thrust boxing into the centre of a much wider societal debate. After being barred from the upcoming Eindhoven Box Cup, Khelif has been told she must undergo mandatory sex testing under new eligibility rules introduced by World Boxing — the recently IOC-recognised rival to the
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Boxing has never been shy about tradition — but in a sport that prides itself on toughness, heritage, and grit, when do you stop clinging to the past and start embracing what actually works? The current championship format of 12 rounds didn’t come out of nowhere. It was a direct response to tragedy, introduced as
Is the 12-Round Limit Still the Right Length for Championship Fights? Read More »
Tyson Fury says he’s retired. Again.And once again, we’re supposed to care. But the truth is — after years of I’m retired, I’m back back-and-forth — most boxing fans have stopped listening. And after his second straight loss to Oleksandr Usyk in December 2024, this latest “farewell” doesn’t feel like a statement… it feels like
Tyson Fury’s Latest Retirement: Does Anyone Care Anymore? Read More »