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Pacquiao Returns at 46 – Comeback Statement or Title Farce?

Manny Pacquiao returned to the ring at 46 and fought Mario Barrios to a controversial draw — in a full WBC world title fight. This post explores what the result really says about the welterweight division in 2025, the state of modern boxing, and whether Pacquiao should fight again.

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Do Boxers Need a Union? Time to Rethink the Fighter-Promoter Balance

The Harsh Reality Behind the Glitz When most people think of boxing, they picture the bright lights of Las Vegas, the roar of a packed O2, or the money-spinning pay-per-view blockbusters featuring names like Canelo, Usyk or Anthony Joshua. But beneath the surface — far away from the glitz and glamour — lies a harsher

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A dramatic, high-contrast photograph captures a male boxer in a hooded top, standing alone in a dark boxing ring under a single spotlight, cutting weight. This conceptual image highlights the isolation and intensity behind the Chris Eubank Jr sauna controversy.

Chris Eubank Jr’s Sauna Controversy: Is Boxing Finally Getting Serious About Dangerous Weight Cuts?

Let’s be honest — sauna use before the scales has always been boxing’s open secret. But now, Chris Eubank Jr has been hauled before the British Boxing Board of Control (BBBofC) after allegedly using a banned sauna suit to cut weight ahead of his catchweight bout with Conor Benn. The irony? Despite going to extreme

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A split-screen image representing boxing towel stoppages: on the left, a visibly exhausted boxer with red gloves slumps on a stool, showing clear signs of fatigue and defeat; on the right, a trainer stands at the ropes mid-action, throwing in a white towel to signal the end of the fight.

Boxing Towel Stoppages: When Should the Corner Step In?

Boxing Towel Stoppages: When Should the Corner Step In? In boxing, there’s a brutal beauty to perseverance — the warrior spirit that keeps fighters pushing when their bodies scream for mercy. But that same spirit can be dangerous. Fighters rarely quit. That’s why we need boxing towel stoppages — because the corner is there to

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A dramatic boxing scene in a dimly lit arena, depicting two exhausted fighters in the final moments of a brutal match. One fighter is barely standing, with sweat and blood visible on his face, while the referee watches closely, considering stopping the fight. The tense crowd in the background shows mixed reactions, highlighting the dangers of prolonged bouts. Bold text overlay reads: "Should Boxing Bring Back 15-Round Fights? Why It’s a Bad Idea." This image emphasizes the risks associated with the WBA 15-round fight proposal. WBA 15-round proposal

WBA 15-Round Proposal: Should Boxing Bring Back 15 Rounds?

The WBA 15-round proposal has sparked debate across the boxing world. Many of the greatest fights in history—from Muhammad Ali’s legendary wars to the brutal classics immortalised in Raging Bull—were fought over 15 rounds. There’s no doubt those fights helped shape the sport and cement its legacy, but does that mean we should bring them

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