Why do heavyweight boxers often reach their best later than fighters in lighter divisions? Heavyweight boxer development is shaped by experience, energy management, physical maturity and the unique absence of an upper weight limit.
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Moses Itauma lost his unbeaten record against Filip Hrgovic, but the defeat could prove invaluable. At just 21, Itauma now has time to learn from his first major setback and become a more complete heavyweight.
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.
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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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Boxing thrives on history, but is the sport spending too much time looking backwards? From endless rematches to veteran comebacks, we examine whether nostalgia is preventing the next generation from taking centre stage.
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