Why do some boxing rematches produce completely different results? From Leonard–Durán to Lewis–Rahman and Taylor–Cameron, we explore how tactical adjustments, preparation and psychology can transform a rivalry.
Why Are Boxing Rematches Sometimes Completely Different From the First Fight? Read More »
Takuma Inoue has beaten Tenshin Nasukawa twice. Despite Nasukawa’s improved performance and seventh-round knockdown, does boxing really need another meeting? It’s 2–0. Time to move on.
Takuma Inoue vs Tenshin Nasukawa: It’s 2–0. We Don’t Need a Trilogy Read More »
Pierce O’Leary suffered the first defeat of his professional career against Mark Chamberlain, but the result only tells part of the story. His courage, resilience and refusal to give in may have enhanced his reputation, proving that some defeats reveal far more about a fighter than another comfortable victory ever could.
Can Defeat Sometimes Say More Than Victory? Read More »
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.
Does Boxing Spend Too Much Time Looking Back? Read More »
Boxing rematches have produced some legendary rivalries, but has the sport become too obsessed with running fights back? We look at whether familiar stories are preventing fresh contenders from getting their chance.
Does Boxing Have a Rematch Addiction? Read More »