We all love a good redemption story. But let’s be honest — not every comeback screams must-watch. And that brings us to Dave Allen. The “White Rhino” is back. Again. After a stop-start career defined as much by his personality as his punch output, Allen is dusting off the gloves for another run. But is […]
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It wasn’t supposed to end like this. Saturday night in Nottingham was meant to be a fresh start — a homecoming, a comeback, a shot at redemption. Instead, Leigh Wood walked into the Motorpoint Arena as a former champion chasing one last charge… and left looking like a man with nothing left to chase. Stepping
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There’s talk doing the rounds that Natasha Jonas might delay her long-rumoured retirement to chase a rematch with Katie Taylor — but if we’re being honest, it’s a hard one to get fully behind. On paper, it’s gold. Two of the most decorated women in British and Irish boxing history. Years of mutual respect. A
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Let’s talk about it—the David Adeleye Jeamie Tshikeva controversy that’s taken over boxing Twitter, forums, and group chats. I’ve now watched that British heavyweight title fight twice, and the more I replay it, the more I feel like I’m watching the sport fail the very people it’s meant to protect. This wasn’t just a messy
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It’s one of the most unexpected developments in British boxing this decade: the Eddie Hearn Frank Warren collaboration is real. Yes, after years of feuding, snide interviews, and promoter rivalry that’s spanned generations, Matchroom and Queensberry are now… working together. The reason? DAZN. That’s the glue holding this marriage of convenience together. If you’ve been
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