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A realistic boxing illustration representing the ongoing debate in women's boxing about the length of rounds. Two female boxers exchange punches in the ring under bright stadium lights, while a digital clock on the ring apron highlights the discussion about whether round length should be extended. The cheering crowd in the background captures the energy and intensity of women's boxing."

Women’s Boxing: Do the Rounds Matter?

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International Women’s Day got the boxing world buzzing — and rightly so. Female fighters are breaking barriers left and right, headlining major cards and putting on absolute clinics. But one question still lingers in the background like a stubborn corner cut: why are women still fighting two-minute rounds? In 2024, is that really the best […]

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A powerful boxing illustration symbolizing the intersection of the Olympics and professional boxing. A seasoned professional boxer stands in the ring with the Olympic rings visible in the background, representing the blend of amateur and professional competition. Bright stadium lights and a roaring crowd emphasize the global stage and prestige of competing at both levels, reflecting the legacy of Manny Pacquiao and his impact on the sport."

Manny Pacquiao No fairytale Return

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There will be no fairytale return for Manny Pacquiao he wanted to return to boxing at the Paris Olympics later this year only to be told he’s too old. The Pilipino legend of the sport was hoping to make a return to the ring in this summer’s Olympic Games in Paris but The IOC said

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A dramatic boxing illustration representing the crisis in Olympic boxing. An empty boxing ring with the Olympic rings in the background symbolizes uncertainty. Dimmed stadium lights create a tense atmosphere, while scattered boxing gloves on the canvas reflect the turmoil and challenges facing the sport."

Olympic Boxing is in Crises

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Could boxing stop been an Olympic sport? This might sound like a stupid question but this week that became a very real possibility. For a sport that made it’s debut in the Olympics’ at the St Lois games way back in 1904, this week it’s future in the games was thrown into serious doubt. As

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A dramatic boxing illustration representing Amir Khan’s potential comeback to reclaim his throne. A determined boxer stands in the ring under bright stadium lights, holding a championship belt high in the air. A roaring crowd and a stormy sky in the background symbolize the challenges ahead and the question of whether he can reign again, conveying determination, resilience, and the pursuit of greatness."

Can Amir Khan Reign Again — Or Is This Really the End?

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Can Amir Khan Still Make It All the Way Back? After two years out of the ring, Amir Khan is back — and boxing fans are divided. Some think he still has enough in the tank for one last run at a world title. Others see a talented fighter clinging to a past that’s slipping

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