Jack Catterall has earned his position, but bigger fights could come first. From Catterall to Dillian Whyte, CMBoxing asks whether being a boxing mandatory challenger still guarantees anything.
What’s the Point of a Mandatory Challenger If Champions Can Just Ignore Them? Read More »
Rolly Romero called his defeat to Teofimo Lopez “political”, but was he really robbed? CMBoxing looks at the scorecards, Romero’s performance and why a fighter can experience a bout very differently from the judges scoring it.
Rolly Romero Calls Teofimo Lopez Defeat ‘Political’ – But Was He Really Robbed? Read More »
Josh Taylor has announced his retirement at 33, ending a career that saw him crowned undisputed super-lightweight champion. But after controversy, injuries, and back-to-back defeats, how will fans really remember him? A Scottish great — or a career that faded too fast?
Josh Taylor Retires — A Warrior Walks Away, But What’s the Legacy? Read More »
Let’s be honest – boxing interim titles have become a bit of a joke. Once upon a time, winning a belt meant you were the best. Now? You might just be one of five people holding a version of the same title. Confused? So are fans. Too Many Belts, Too Little Clarity You’ve got your
The Problem with Interim Titles: Are They Watering Down the Sport? Read More »
William Zepeda has put the division on notice. His recent win in a WBA-IBF eliminator has made one thing clear — he’s no longer a rising star. He’s a title contender, and his name now belongs in the same breath as Lopez, Haney, and Davis. But in a division this loaded, there are no easy
William Zepeda – Pursuing World Title Glory in a Stacked Lightweight Division Read More »