Wanderlei Silva’s boxing comeback ended in disqualification and a post-fight brawl, raising fresh questions about crossover fights. Are they boosting boxing, or turning it into a circus fuelled by money?
Silva’s Return Ends in Chaos: What That Means for Spectacle vs Sport Read More »
Terence Crawford made history as the first man in the four-belt era to become undisputed in three weight classes. But within days, sanctioning bodies were stripping away belts. This CMBoxing opinion asks: what matters more, boxing politics titles, or the legacy fans remember years later?
When Titles Vanish: How Sanctioning Politics Erode Legacy Read More »
Barry McGuigan warns that the Kinahan cartel’s shadow still hangs over boxing. From shady advisers to corrupt judging, we look at the ugly truth behind the sport’s glamour — and why integrity is on the line.
The Cartel’s Fist: The Ugly Truth McGuigan Dares Us to Confront Read More »
It still doesn’t feel real writing these words: Ricky Hatton is gone. The news broke last week and like thousands of others I was utterly distraught. For many of us, Hatton wasn’t just a world champion — he was the people’s champion. I shared my first tribute here: Ricky Hatton – The People’s Champion, but
Ricky Hatton’s Final Days: What We Know, What We Don’t Read More »
Terence Crawford is now #1 pound-for-pound after beating Canelo, but do rankings — mythical or official — really mean anything in today’s boxing world?
Pound-for-Pound Politics: Crawford at #1, But Do Rankings Even Matter? Read More »