Manny Pacquiao’s appointment as IBA Vice President promises reform — but can he really clean up a sport that’s been riddled with corruption and chaos for years? With his political background and fighter’s mentality, Pacquiao might just be the rare figure who can bridge both worlds — if the IBA truly lets him lead.
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Tokyo Olympic medallist Lovlina Borgohain has accused a senior Boxing Federation of India official of telling her to “shut up” and follow orders. In this opinion piece, we explore what her claims reveal about gender bias in Indian boxing — and why her stand could change the game for women’s sport in the country.
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When we first asked whether Kellie Harrington was really returning to the ring, the idea felt more like hopeful speculation than anything solid. Yes, she’d just clinched another Olympic gold in Paris — but with talk of retirement and no hint of a pro move, it was all a bit uncertain. Now though? Things feel
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Lauren Price boxing career is on a serious roll. From Olympic glory to unifying three world titles in just a handful of fights, she’s not just ticking boxes — she’s smashing through them. And after the way she took apart Natasha Jonas recently, it’s time to start saying it louder: this might be the woman
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The heavyweight division has long been considered the pinnacle of boxing, but as fighters continue to grow larger, a debate has emerged: should there be a new super heavyweight division for fighters over 250 lbs? Some argue it’s a necessary evolution for the sport, while others believe it could dilute the heavyweight crown. Fighters, promoters,
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