Ricky Hatton’s passing reminds us that boxing’s heroes often face their toughest battles after retirement. While other sports provide pensions and welfare systems, boxing lags behind. This piece explores why the sport must take its legacy duty seriously and start protecting fighters long after the final bell.
Ricky Hatton’s Final Chapter: What Boxing Owes Its Fallen Heroes Read More »
Becoming undisputed is boxing’s ultimate dream — but it doesn’t guarantee clarity. From politics and promoters to sanctioning fees, we explore the true burden champions like Crawford and Usyk face once they’ve climbed the mountain.
Undisputed Titles Rarely Mean Clear Paths Read More »
Oleksandr Usyk has landed in hot water after a viral video showed him dancing during his medical suspension. The WBO has launched an investigation, leaving Joseph Parker’s title shot in limbo and fans demanding answers.
Usyk’s Back Under Fire: WBO Demands Explanation Over Dancing During Injury Read More »
Small-hall boxing might not grab headlines like Saudi mega-cards, but it’s the beating heart of the sport. From journeymen with hundreds of fights to future champions taking their first steps, British grassroots boxing keeps the game alive.
Underdog Britain: Why UK Small-Hall Boxing Still Matters Read More »
When legends return, it rarely ends in glory. From Ricky Hatton’s heartbreaking body shot loss to Mike Tyson quitting on his stool and Muhammad Ali’s painful night against Larry Holmes, the boxing comeback curse has claimed some of the sport’s biggest names. Can anyone ever really beat it?
One Night Too Many: The Boxing Comeback Curse Read More »