Dillian Whyte

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Anthony Joshua vs Jake Paul: Boxing’s Biggest Circus Act Is Somehow Happening

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Anthony Joshua vs Jake Paul is officially set for December in Miami — and it might be the most baffling fight of AJ’s entire career. With Netflix backing it and Eddie Hearn chasing a monster payday, Joshua risks his legacy for a dangerous mismatch against a blown-up cruiserweight. At this stage, AJ shouldn’t be chasing circus money — he should be chasing legacy. Full CMBoxing breakdown inside.

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“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

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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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Game Over. Now What? Joe Joyce Refuses to Quit After Fight Setbacks

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Joe Joyce’s career is at a crossroads. After a string of defeats, retirement seems like the smart choice — yet he refuses to call it quits. Could a final showdown with Dillian Whyte be the only fight left that makes sense, or is it time for Joyce to hang up the gloves?

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Heavyweight Hype Machine: Are Promoters Fast-Tracking Futures at a Cost?

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Moses Itauma’s explosive KO over Dillian Whyte has reignited a long-running debate: are promoters piling too much pressure on young fighters too soon? From heavyweights to lighter divisions, boxing prospect hype has created more casualties than champions — with Campbell Hatton’s story a recent reminder of what happens when development is sacrificed for quick headlines.

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Dillian Whyte vs Moses Itauma: Youth vs Experience in Riyadh

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Dillian Whyte returns on 16 August to face rising prospect Moses Itauma in Saudi Arabia. But is this a comeback — or a curtain call? This Whyte vs Itauma preview breaks down why the matchup is so bizarre, what’s really at stake, and who has more to lose.

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