Timing is everything in boxing — yet it’s one of the areas the sport consistently gets wrong. From rushed contenders to wasted prime years, poor title shot timing quietly ruins careers.
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Modern boxing expects debutants to impress instantly. Using Derrick Osadolor’s debut as a case study, this article questions whether early hype and TV exposure are doing more harm than good.
Are We Expecting Too Much From Debutants in Modern Boxing? 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 »
Boxing ticket prices in the UK have reached a point where even long-time fans are starting to walk away. From domestic shows costing near-Wembley money to stacked pay-per-views at home, this piece asks whether boxing is quietly pricing out the people who built the sport.
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As the Prince Naseem Hamid film lands, this CMBoxing feature revisits one of British boxing’s most divisive careers — the brilliance, the ego, and the night it all fell apart.
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