Skye Nicolson

Women's boxing future stars take centre stage in a comparison with men's boxing and the development of the next generation of champions.

Is Women’s Boxing Doing a Better Job of Building Future Stars Than Men’s Boxing?

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Women’s boxing is producing an exciting generation of future stars, but is it doing a better job than men’s boxing? CMBoxing examines matchmaking, career development, undefeated records and why taking risks could be the key to building boxing’s next generation.

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Four female boxers in a dimly lit boxing ring, each in fighting stance with different coloured gloves. The scene is dramatic and focused, symbolising the next generation of women’s boxing stars.

Where Is the Next Wave of Women’s Boxing Stars Coming From?

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Katie Taylor, Natasha Jonas, Chantelle Cameron — these names have defined an era in women’s boxing. They’ve headlined, made history, and opened doors that were once bolted shut. But let’s be real: they’re not getting any younger. Taylor is 37, Jonas is 39, and even Cameron is into her thirties. So the big question is

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