Liam Davies impressed against Nathaniel Collins in Birmingham, retaining his European featherweight title. Has he finally found his natural division, and is he ready to challenge the world’s best?
Liam Davies Has Found His Weight – Is a Featherweight World Title Next? Read More »
Boxers often chase the lowest weight possible to gain a size advantage, but that doesn’t always produce their best performances. From Oleksandr Usyk and Manny Pacquiao to Canelo Alvarez, Vinny Pazienza, Tony Bellew and David Haye, we explore why moving up can sometimes make a fighter better.
Why Is a Boxer’s Best Weight Not Always Their Lightest Weight? Read More »
Vergil Ortiz Jr could be heading towards middleweight, but moving up is about more than making 160lb. Would his power, speed and punch resistance really carry into another division?
Vergil Ortiz Jr at Middleweight: Ambition or a Risk Too Far? Read More »
Catchweight fights are becoming more common in modern boxing, but many fans still question their purpose. This article explains how catchweights work, why promoters love them, and why they remain one of boxing’s most controversial trends.
What Is a Catchweight Fight — And Why Do They Cause So Much Debate? Read More »
Middleweight boxing has one of the richest histories in the sport, but today the 160lb division feels overlooked. From Janibek Alimkhanuly to Chris Eubank Jr, the talent is there — the spotlight isn’t. Why the middleweights deserve a revival and how boxing can restore balance to its most historic division.
The Forgotten Middleweights: Why the 160lb Division Deserves More Spotlight Read More »