Lee Reeves’ recovery continues following the serious injuries he suffered against Gary Cully. As he undergoes further treatment, boxing must ask whether it does enough to support injured fighters and their families once the headlines disappear.
Lee Reeves’ Recovery Is the Boxing Story That Matters More Than Any Result Read More »
Ten seconds is almost nothing until a boxer hits the canvas. We explore the psychology of the boxing ten count, why experienced fighters use every available second and what referees are really watching during a knockdown.
Why Does Ten Seconds Feel So Long When a Boxer Is Down? Read More »
The serious injury suffered by Lee Reeves has reignited debate over boxing safety. Has professional boxing found the right balance between protecting fighters and preserving the sport, or is more still needed despite major advances in medical care?
Does Boxing Still Accept Too Much Risk? Read More »
Joe Joyce retirement has sparked a wider debate about fighter safety, long-term health and whether boxing does enough to protect veterans from themselves before it’s too late.
When Is It Time to Walk Away? Joe Joyce Retirement and Boxing’s Toughest Decision Read More »
After the controversy surrounding Usyk vs Verhoeven, many fans asked the same question: what exactly does a referee see before stopping a fight? This piece breaks down the warning signs officials look for and why modern boxing prioritises safety more than ever.
What Are Referees Actually Looking For When They Stop a Fight? Read More »