Manny Pacquiao’s appointment as IBA Vice President promises reform — but can he really clean up a sport that’s been riddled with corruption and chaos for years? With his political background and fighter’s mentality, Pacquiao might just be the rare figure who can bridge both worlds — if the IBA truly lets him lead.
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Birmingham has produced world champions, fan favourites, and real fighting heritage — yet empty seats tell a different story. With Adam Azim headlining next month, can the city finally prove it deserves big fight nights?
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Boxing has always lived on the edge — a sport of breathtaking highs and brutal lows. One night, you’re on top of the world; a few years later, you’re wondering who you are without the gloves. The idea for this piece actually came from a conversation I had with a friend. We were talking about
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Why do fighters reveal injuries after losing? We explore the psychology behind boxing injury excuses — pride, pressure, and the fine line between honesty and saving face.
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Joseph Parker’s latest loss was hard to watch, but it doesn’t spell the end. With Andy Lee in his corner and a new hunger for redemption, Parker might be boxing better now than ever — and a rematch with Anthony Joshua could be the perfect comeback.
What’s Next for Joseph Parker After Saturday’s Defeat? Read More »