Vergil Ortiz Jr could be heading towards middleweight, but moving up is about more than making 160lb. Would his power, speed and punch resistance really carry into another division?
Vergil Ortiz Jr at Middleweight: Ambition or a Risk Too Far? Read More »
Boxing atmosphere is usually associated with roaring crowds, chants and huge ring walks. But after attending more than 1,000 fights, some of the moments I remember most are when an entire arena suddenly fell silent. Why can silence be even more powerful than noise?
Why Does Boxing Have Such a Strange Relationship With Silence? Read More »
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 »