Daniel Dubois

“A triumphant Fabio Wardley stands in the boxing ring with arms raised under bright arena lights, while Oleksandr Usyk watches on in the background. The text ‘A New Order at Heavyweight’ appears above, symbolising a changing era in the heavyweight division.”

Heavyweight Division Reset: How Wardley’s Win Shakes Up the Rankings

A New Order at Heavyweight The heavyweight landscape has changed again — and this time, it feels significant. Fabio Wardley’s statement win over Joseph Parker didn’t just mark a career breakthrough; it flipped the heavyweight division rankings on their head. You can read our full fight breakdown here, but the short version is simple: Wardley […]

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Oleksandr Usyk stands at a crossroads at sunset, choosing between two paths — one toward family and peace, the other toward a dark boxing ring and injury, symbolising his retirement decision.

Is Oleksandr Usyk Finally Ready to Walk Away?

Oleksandr Usyk admits his body is breaking down after years at the top. With a back injury and Fabio Wardley charging up the ranks, could the undisputed king hang up the gloves before they ever meet?

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A boxer resembling Anthony Joshua walks down a country road towards a crossroads, symbolising a career decision between legacy and longevity, under the headline “Joshua’s Fork in the Road: Legacy or Longevity?”.

Joshua’s Fork in the Road: Legacy or Longevity?

Anthony Joshua’s 2026 comeback might define his story. Is it one last run at heavyweight glory, or just a cash-driven curtain call? We explore what’s really behind his return — and whether he still has what it takes to go with the best.

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A digital cinematic image of a generic male boxer holding up all four championship belts in a dramatic arena setting, symbolising undisputed boxing titles.

Do Fans Even Care if Someone’s Undisputed?

Being undisputed used to mean everything — but in today’s fragmented boxing world, does it still matter? This post explores whether undisputed boxing titles still carry weight with fans, or if the sport’s obsession with belts has become more of a distraction than a dream.

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A wide-angle night view of Wembley Stadium during the Usyk vs Dubois fight, with a spotlight on the central boxing ring surrounded by a patchy crowd, and vast areas of empty seats under the iconic lit Wembley Arch.

Wembley Wasn’t Full, Was It? What the Usyk–Dubois Numbers Say About Modern Boxing

The dust has settled on Usyk vs Dubois 2 — but the numbers still haven’t. With no official attendance or UK PPV buys released, this follow-up asks the awkward question: did boxing’s latest stadium ‘spectacle’ fall short where it mattered most?

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