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A victorious British boxer lifts a silver trophy triumphantly in front of a large Union Jack flag, symbolising national success and unity — a striking visual metaphor for the potential of a reformed British boxing structure.

Does British Boxing Need a Unified National Series?

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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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Has Fabio Wardley Quietly Become Britain’s Top Heavyweight Prospect?

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.