Robert Helenius has announced his retirement at 41, but this wasn’t a graceful exit. After a two-year drug ban and brutal KO losses, his name was already tarnished. Like Alexander Povetkin before him, this is a reminder that PEDs can ruin legacies.
Robert Helenius Retires Under a Cloud: PEDs, Bans and Lost Legacies Read More »
Luis Ortiz flattened Phillip Penson in Orlando with a brutal first-round KO. But at 46 and career-high weight, does this prove he’s still dangerous—or just highlight the risks of veterans fighting on?
Luis Ortiz at 46: Knockout Power or Dangerous Illusion? Read More »
Lewis Crocker is the new IBF welterweight champion — but where does he go next? With a trilogy against Paddy Donovan on the table and a stacked welterweight division waiting, his next step could define his career.
Lewis Crocker’s Next Step: Who Should the IBF Champ Face? Read More »
AI scorecards are back in the spotlight after Crawford–Canelo. Can artificial intelligence really bring boxing judging transparency, or is the sport too human to hand over to machines?
AI Judges in Boxing: Transparency or Trouble? Read More »
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 »