Anthony Joshua is set to return in early 2026 — but is this the last real push for glory, or one final payday? Here’s why fans are divided on AJ’s next move.
Anthony Joshua Targets Early-2026 Return — Could This Be the Final Run? Read More »
Former WBO champion Heather Hardy’s lawsuit against the New York Commission could redefine how boxing handles brain injury claims — but at what cost to the sport itself?
Heather Hardy Sues New York Commission Over Brain-Injury Negligence Read More »
Zuffa Boxing is reportedly close to a multi-year broadcast deal with Paramount. Could this reshape how boxing is televised globally — or just add another paywall for fans?
Zuffa Boxing Nears Paramount Deal: The Future of Fight Night Broadcasting Read More »
Naoya Inoue retained his titles in Nagoya, but the real story is how fans worldwide watched him with ease. The Inoue streaming impact could change the way boxing is seen across the globe.
Inoue vs Akhmadaliev: Beyond the Win, the Streaming Statement Read More »
Terence Crawford made history by becoming the first fighter to go undisputed in four different weight classes with his unanimous win over Canelo Álvarez. We look at what this means for the super-middleweight division and whether both men might now walk away.
Crawford’s Dominance: What His Unanimous Win Means for the Super-Middleweight Landscape Read More »