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A triumphant boxer raises his gloves in the ring beneath bright arena lights, the Birmingham skyline silhouetted behind him, symbolising the city’s proud boxing heritage and uncertain future as a big fight destination.

Does Birmingham Really Deserve Big Fight Nights?

Birmingham has produced world champions, fan favourites, and real fighting heritage — yet empty seats tell a different story. With Adam Azim headlining next month, can the city finally prove it deserves big fight nights?

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Two boxers face off in a brightly lit ring, while shadowy figures in suits loom in the dark background, symbolising the glamour and corruption in boxing.

The Cartel’s Fist: The Ugly Truth McGuigan Dares Us to Confront

Barry McGuigan warns that the Kinahan cartel’s shadow still hangs over boxing. From shady advisers to corrupt judging, we look at the ugly truth behind the sport’s glamour — and why integrity is on the line.

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A brass balance scale inside a dimly lit boxing ring, one side holding black leather boxing gloves, the other side stacked with bundles of cash, symbolising the tension between sport and money in boxing rankings.

Pound-for-Pound Politics: Crawford at #1, But Do Rankings Even Matter?

Terence Crawford is now #1 pound-for-pound after beating Canelo, but do rankings — mythical or official — really mean anything in today’s boxing world?

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Promotional graphic for an El Salvador boxing event featuring Gerald Washington vs Kingsley Ibeh, with both fighters’ portraits against a blue backdrop and bold headline text highlighting the San Salvador showdown.

San Salvador Steps In: Washington vs Ibeh Headlines in El Salvador

Gerald Washington vs Kingsley Ibeh headlines in San Salvador, marking a rare heavyweight showcase in El Salvador. But is this the start of a true new boxing market or just a one-off?

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uis Ortiz, wearing black trunks marked “King Kong,” lands a powerful left hook on Phillip Penson during their Orlando fight, with bold overlay text reading “Luis Ortiz at 46: Knockout Power or Dangerous Illusion?”

Luis Ortiz at 46: Knockout Power or Dangerous Illusion?

Luis Ortiz flattened Phillip Penson in Orlando with a brutal first-round KO. But at 46 and career-high weight, does this prove he’s still dangerous—or just highlight the risks of veterans fighting on?

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