British Heavyweight Boxing

Black boxing gloves resting on a Union Jack flag, styled in a dark, gritty landscape layout, representing Frazer Clarke’s repeated struggles at British title level.

Frazer Clarke Falls Short Again: Three Failed British Title Attempts — What Now?

Frazer Clarke has now fallen short in three British title attempts. At 32, time is running out. Has he reached his ceiling, or is there still one last rebuild left?

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“Two British heavyweight boxers face off under dramatic arena lights with the British title belt between them, creating a tense, cinematic pre-fight atmosphere.”

Frazer Clarke vs David Adeleye: Why This Fight Matters for British Heavyweights

The British heavyweight scene is messy, but Clarke vs Adeleye might be the domestic fight that actually shapes the division. Here’s why this British title scrap matters.

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A red boxing glove lies on the canvas of a dimly lit boxing ring under bright arena spotlights, symbolising intensity and exhaustion after a hard-fought bout.

Fabio Wardley vs Joseph Parker: Was the Knockout Really a Surprise?

Fabio Wardley’s 11th-round knockout of Joseph Parker split opinion — early stoppage or perfect timing? We break down the finish, the controversy, and what it means as Wardley moves closer to Oleksandr Usyk.

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A gritty, dimly lit boxing ring with worn canvas and ropes, featuring the bold distressed text “ONE FIGHT TOO MANY,” symbolising a boxer who has gone on longer than they should.

50 Fights In: When Should a Boxer Call It Quits?

Derek Chisora is closing in on his 50th fight — but has he already crossed the boxer retirement threshold? We look at why knowing when to quit is one of boxing’s toughest battles.

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A cinematic digital image of an empty boxing ring under harsh spotlights, symbolising Anthony Joshua’s 2026 return, with dramatic shadows and a tense arena atmosphere.

Joshua Targets Early 2026 Return After Surgery — But Is Jake Paul Really Next?

Anthony Joshua 2026 return talk is already dominating headlines, but it’s starting to feel like déjà vu. We’ve gone from “back later this year” to “early 2025” and now, according to his camp, he’s targeting spring 2026 after elbow surgery and rehab. As someone who was there for his first ten fights live, I’ll be

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