The more boxing fans understand about the sport, the harder it can become to simply enjoy a fight. From promotional politics and mandatory challengers to scorecards, rankings and career consequences, does knowing too much about boxing eventually change the fight-night experience?
Does Knowing Too Much About Boxing Make It Harder to Enjoy? Read More »
Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury is supposedly signed, but arguments over money and moving the fight from Britain to New York continue. Has Saudi investment gained too much influence over British boxing?
Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury: How Can a Signed Fight Still Be This Complicated? Read More »
Professional boxing has more promoters than ever before, but is that actually helping the sport? This opinion piece explores whether boxing promoters should have to earn their licence through higher standards, experience and accountability, while asking if too many competing promotional companies are making the biggest fights harder to make.
Should Boxing Promoters Have to Earn Their Licence? Read More »
Hall of Famer Tim Bradley has questioned whether Shakur Stevenson is avoiding a fight with Devin Haney after negotiations reportedly stalled despite Haney agreeing to a catchweight. The controversy has reignited debate over Zuffa Boxing, boxing politics and whether the sport is making its biggest fights unnecessarily difficult to make.
Hall of Famer Accuses Shakur Stevenson of Avoiding Devin Haney Read More »
Conor Benn vs Ryan Garcia should be one of the easiest fights in boxing to make. Instead, boxing politics and rival business interests once again threaten progress. Is boxing itself its own worst enemy?
Is Boxing’s Biggest Enemy Boxing Itself? Read More »