Every fight seems to be marketed as the biggest event of the year. Has boxing’s obsession with selling every card as historic created hype fatigue among fans? This opinion piece explores whether true big fights still feel special.
Does Boxing Have Too Many “Big Fights”? Read More »
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 »
Modern boxing promotion often relies on insults, press conference clashes and viral clips. Has the sport forgotten how to build genuine anticipation around the fight itself?
Has Boxing Forgotten How to Build Anticipation? Read More »
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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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 »