After Joshua vs Paul and recent crossover fights, is boxing now prioritising platform and payday over divisional progression? We examine the structural shift from belt-first to event-first.
Boxing Platform vs Titles: Are Fighters Prioritising Visibility and Money Over Belts? Read More »
Modern boxing is creating a growing class of “almost ready” fighters — contenders who win, wait, and stall. This piece explores why careers are being protected instead of progressed.
Is Boxing Creating Too Many “Almost Ready” Fighters? Read More »
Jazza Dickens has officially been elevated to full world champion — a moment few expected, but one he has fought tirelessly to earn. This in-depth CMBoxing feature breaks down how the elevation happened, why his December defence is crucial, and where he now fits in a chaotic featherweight landscape.
Jazza Dickens Elevated to Full Champion — A Long Road Finally Rewarded 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.
Undisputed Titles Rarely Mean Clear Paths Read More »
From licence denials to baffling title shots, boxing’s biggest threat might not be in the ring — it’s in the boardroom. We take a global look at boxing governance issues, using recent high-profile cases to show how bad decisions can end careers and why the sport needs serious reform.
Boxing’s Silent Threat: When Poor Governance Ends Careers Read More »