World titles don’t always determine who boxing supporters remember. From Arturo Gatti and Micky Ward to Jamie Moore, Matthew Macklin and Dave Allen, we explore why some boxing fan favourites leave a legacy that goes far beyond their championship records.
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Boxing recognises multiple world champions across the same weight divisions, but should there really be only one? CMBoxing argues for one world champion per division and asks why the sport continues to accept a system that would seem absurd almost anywhere else.
Boxing Should Have One World Champion Per Division – And Deep Down, We All Know It Read More »
Zolani Tete was a two-weight world champion, a familiar face to British boxing fans and the owner of an extraordinary world-title record. CMBoxing remembers a fighter whose career deserved a very different ending.
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Aaron McKenna defeated Etinosa Oliha to become IBF middleweight world champion in Dublin. But while the Irishman answered the biggest question of his career, his twelve-round victory raised another: how far can McKenna really go?
Aaron McKenna Is World Champion – But Did We Get All the Answers? Read More »
Josh Kelly’s world title win wasn’t a masterclass — it was a moment of survival, reinvention and vindication after two decades of graft in boxing.
Josh Kelly Finally Gets His World Title: Vindication After 20 Years of Graft Read More »