Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua is finally official for Cardiff on 11 December. After years of failed negotiations and missed opportunities, is British boxing still as excited as it once was?
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Joshua vs Fury could finally happen in Britain, but potentially not until around 2am. After years of waiting, are British boxing fans now expected to sit in a cold Cardiff stadium until the middle of the night for the convenience of television viewers elsewhere?
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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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Wembley used to mean stacked cards and real legacy fights — now it’s £25 for filler and paper belts. As boxing shifts focus to the US and streaming deals, UK fans are being priced out and left behind. Has boxing lost its soul?
Is Boxing Losing Its Soul — and Turning Its Back on British Fans? Read More »
Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano return to MSG on 11 July for a trilogy that could redefine women’s boxing. Streaming live on Netflix — and already making history.
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