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?
Luis Ortiz at 46: Knockout Power or Dangerous Illusion? Read More »
Becoming undisputed is boxing’s ultimate dream — but it doesn’t guarantee clarity. From politics and promoters to sanctioning fees, we explore the true burden champions like Crawford and Usyk face once they’ve climbed the mountain.
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Moses Itauma’s explosive KO over Dillian Whyte has reignited a long-running debate: are promoters piling too much pressure on young fighters too soon? From heavyweights to lighter divisions, boxing prospect hype has created more casualties than champions — with Campbell Hatton’s story a recent reminder of what happens when development is sacrificed for quick headlines.
Heavyweight Hype Machine: Are Promoters Fast-Tracking Futures at a Cost? Read More »
It’s one of the most unexpected developments in British boxing this decade: the Eddie Hearn Frank Warren collaboration is real. Yes, after years of feuding, snide interviews, and promoter rivalry that’s spanned generations, Matchroom and Queensberry are now… working together. The reason? DAZN. That’s the glue holding this marriage of convenience together. If you’ve been
Eddie Hearn and Frank Warren: Genuine Alliance or Financial Convenience? Read More »
The evolution of boxing promotions has taken the sport from small, local venues to global events broadcast to millions. With changes driven by television, pay-per-view, social media, and streaming services, boxing promotions have adapted to new technologies and audience demands. But what does the future hold? Could there come a time when boxing promotions become
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