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 »
Anthony Joshua’s career has been defined by much more than wins and losses. Since the shock defeat to Andy Ruiz Jr, injuries, trainer changes, personal tragedy and relentless scrutiny have shaped one of boxing’s biggest stars. This CMBoxing feature explores whether Joshua’s greatest battle has taken place outside the ropes.
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Ryan Garcia and Conor Benn’s latest confrontation has reignited the debate around boxing rivalries. But are modern press conference brawls genuine or simply another promotional tool? CMBoxing looks at where the line should be drawn.
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Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua both return to the ring this weekend, but are their opponents genuine tests or simply carefully chosen tune-up fights? CMBoxing explores why modern boxing keeps selling future events instead of meaningful contests today.
Are Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua Just Sparring in Public? Read More »
Harlem Eubank has suffered the first defeat of his professional career, but boxing history shows one loss doesn’t have to define a fighter. We look at what comes next and why fans should resist writing him off.
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