Rematches have always been part of boxing — but are they happening too quickly? This piece explores how modern boxing rematch culture is impacting rivalries, divisions, and the sport itself.
Are Rematches Happening Too Quickly in Modern Boxing? Read More »
Every show in modern boxing feels like a mega event, but when everything is promoted as huge it becomes harder for real big fights to stand out. This article looks at the growing boxing hype problem.
Does Every Fight Need to Be a Big Event Now? Read More »
Top fighters now compete less often than in previous eras. This article looks at modern boxing activity levels, why fighters are less active, and how inactivity affects rankings, titles and fan interest.
Are Fighters Staying Active Enough in Modern Boxing? Read More »
Boxing’s greatest eras were built on legendary rivalries like Ali vs Frazier and Barrera vs Morales. But in the modern era of fragmented promoters and broadcasters, genuine rivalries may be harder to build. Does boxing still create them — or are they disappearing?
Does Boxing Still Create Genuine Rivalries? Read More »
An all-British heavyweight world title fight should generate huge excitement. Yet the reaction to Wardley vs Dubois has been surprisingly muted. What does that reveal about world title fight interest in boxing and the modern heavyweight landscape?
If Nobody Cares About a World Title Fight, What Does That Say About Boxing? Read More »