Modern boxing celebrates multi-weight champions, but has it forgotten the value of long-term dominance in a single division? We examine whether boxing weight divisions have changed how greatness is measured.
When Did Boxing Stop Creating Specialists? Read More »
Some fighters lose once and spend years rebuilding. Others receive major opportunities despite multiple defeats. This article explores why popularity, marketability and fan support often influence boxing opportunities after defeat more than rankings alone.
Why Do Some Fighters Get More Patience Than Others? Read More »
Loyalty in boxing is a myth. From trainers to promoters, the love fades fast when the wins stop. This honest piece breaks down the sport’s harsh reality — and why true loyalty rarely survives defeat.
No Loyalty in Boxing — and That’s the Truth Read More »
Boxing has always lived on the edge — a sport of breathtaking highs and brutal lows. One night, you’re on top of the world; a few years later, you’re wondering who you are without the gloves. The idea for this piece actually came from a conversation I had with a friend. We were talking about
From Hope to Heartbreak: Why Boxing’s Highs Always Come With a Cost Read More »
Ricky Hatton’s death is more than a headline — it’s a heartbreaking reminder of how invisible depression can be. As someone who’s fought that same darkness, I know how easy it is to hide behind a smile. This piece looks at the Hitman’s legacy, the fight he couldn’t win, and why it’s time for boxing — and all of us — to start talking about men’s mental health.
Ricky Hatton: A Permanent Solution to a Temporary Problem Read More »