For years, one of the biggest criticisms aimed at the domestic scene has been simple: too much protection, not enough jeopardy. British heavyweight boxing risks used to be the norm. Now they feel like exceptions. This week’s announcement of Fabio Wardley vs Daniel Dubois for 2026 has people talking about bravery again. Two dangerous punchers. […]
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Boxing trust issues feel more normal than shocking. From glove accusations to disputed scorecards, has suspicion become part of the spectacle? CMBoxing examines whether controversy now fuels the sport as much as competition.
Has Boxing Normalised Distrust as Part of the Spectacle? Read More »
Deontay Wilder stormed out of a UK talkSPORT interview after reviving Wilder Fury glove cheating claims. But glove inspection rules, commission sign-offs, and basic boxing procedure make the allegation hard to take seriously.
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Deontay Wilder vs Derek Chisora is being sold as entertainment, but it’s really a fight built on familiarity, not relevance. This piece cuts through the hype to ask why boxing keeps recycling decline instead of building the heavyweight future.
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Joseph Parker’s viral Take On Me call-out to Oleksandr Usyk made fans laugh, but it also exposed the heavyweight division’s frustrations. Can Usyk give Parker his shot, or is retirement more likely?
Parker Turns “Take On Me” Into a Call-Out: Will Usyk Finally Respond? Read More »