Toughness has always defined boxing — but it may also be one of its biggest risks. This article explores the fine line between resilience and long-term damage in modern boxing.
Is Toughness Still One of Boxing’s Most Dangerous Qualities? Read More »
A moving tribute to 20-year-old prospect Josue David Hernandez, killed protecting his family before his pro debut. A reflection on his promise and the dangers fighters face beyond the ring.
Gone Too Soon: The Tragic Death of Promising Boxer Josue David Hernandez Read More »
Joseph Parker has failed a fight-day drugs test, with traces of a cocaine metabolite found in his A-sample.
This isn’t just another scandal — it’s a failure of safety, governance and fairness at the heart of British boxing.
What happens next matters for the whole sport.
Chris Eubank Jr’s “Ambulance-Gate” accusation lit up social media — but behind the headlines lies a story of safety, reform and misunderstanding. CMBoxing breaks down how the British Boxing Board of Control’s post-Watson and Oliver medical rules make such claims impossible.
The Truth Behind ‘Ambulance-Gate’ Read More »
Former WBO champion Heather Hardy’s lawsuit against the New York Commission could redefine how boxing handles brain injury claims — but at what cost to the sport itself?
Heather Hardy Sues New York Commission Over Brain-Injury Negligence Read More »