Boxing is finally back on free-to-air TV. The Boxxer BBC deal could be a genuine turning point for British boxing — bringing new fans, real accessibility, and a pathway back to the mainstream.
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Anthony Joshua had two paths: Kabayel for legacy or Jake Paul for business. He chose the circus — and now has everything to lose with nothing to gain.
The Soundtrack to a Knockout Ask any British boxing fan who the real voice of the sport is, and you’ll get a different answer depending on their age. Some will say it’s Tony Bellew yelling “he doesn’t want to be here!” Others will throw back to Jim Watt, who — love him or hate him
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Sky and Boxxer: The Breakdown That Shook British Boxing Let’s not sugar-coat this — the Sky–Boxxer deal collapsing is a bombshell for the UK boxing scene. For years, Sky has been the go-to place for domestic fight nights, whether under Matchroom, BOXXER, or even back in the old Frank Warren days. It’s a legacy channel
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Boxing commentary criticism isn’t new — fans have been shouting at their TVs for decades — but lately, it’s getting harder to ignore. From blatant bias to over-the-top hype and downright cringeworthy banter, many viewers are left wondering whether modern punditry is doing more harm than good. Are They Watching the Same Fight as Us?
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