Oleksandr Usyk is considering two more fights and a return to cruiserweight. But after his difficult victory over Rico Verhoeven, is another undisputed championship worth the physical risks at 39? CMBoxing examines what’s really at stake.
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David Benavidez vs Jai Opetaia is being discussed for 2027 after the two unbeaten champions came face-to-face in Las Vegas. Forget the contracts for a moment: their willingness to fight the supposed bogeyman might be exactly what modern boxing has been missing.
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Jai Opetaia has been stripped of the IBF cruiserweight title after agreeing to fight on a Zuffa Boxing card — but the story goes far beyond one belt. This decision raises bigger questions about power in the sport. Are sanctioning bodies protecting boxing’s structure, or trying to stop new players entering the game?
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Boxing fans often turn their attention to the glamour of the heavyweight division or the speed and precision of the lighter weight classes, but the future of the cruiserweight division is quietly building momentum. Long overlooked, this weight class has been home to some of the sport’s toughest fighters and most underrated battles. With emerging
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In the opening rounds, Chris Billam-Smith appeared composed and confident. He used his jab effectively to control the distance and keep Ramirez on the outside. His movement was sharp, and he seemed to have a clear game plan that worked well against his opponent’s aggressive style. For a moment, it looked as though Chris Billam-Smith
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