Why do some promising fighters plateau once the hype fades? This piece examines boxing prospect development through the careers of David Price and Campbell Hatton.
When Hype Meets Reality: Why Some Prospects Plateau Early Read More »
British boxing is as fragmented as ever. You’ve got regional shows struggling for visibility, prospects padding records in half-filled leisure centres, and elite names keeping a safe distance from domestic rivals unless there’s a title (or a truckload of cash) involved. So here’s the big question: would a unified national series — think a British
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Fabio Wardley doesn’t make a lot of noise outside the ring — but inside it, he’s been making a statement for years now. In a British heavyweight scene brimming with noise, egos, and highlight-reel knockouts, Wardley is quietly becoming one of the division’s most reliable operators. And yet, somehow, he’s still flying under the radar.
Has Fabio Wardley Quietly Become Britain’s Top Heavyweight Prospect? Read More »
It’s been a slow-burning start for Galal Yafai since turning professional — not disastrous, but not quite explosive either. He’s unbeaten, talented, and clearly going places. But for a fighter signed to Matchroom straight out of the Olympics, the journey so far has felt… muted. What’s Slowing Galal Yafai Down? Injuries haven’t helped. Nor has
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