How did boxing end up with four world champions in every weight division? We explore the history of boxing world titles, the rise of the WBA, WBC, IBF and WBO, and whether the sport could ever return to one recognised champion per division.
How Did Boxing Become a Sport With Four World Champions? Read More »
Boxing recognises multiple world champions across the same weight divisions, but should there really be only one? CMBoxing argues for one world champion per division and asks why the sport continues to accept a system that would seem absurd almost anywhere else.
Boxing Should Have One World Champion Per Division – And Deep Down, We All Know It Read More »
Chantelle Cameron beat Mikaela Mayer to unify the super-welterweight titles in Birmingham. With both fighters open to three-minute rounds in a rematch, boxing has another chance to confront one of the biggest inequalities remaining in the women’s sport.
Chantelle Cameron Beat Mikaela Mayer – Now Give Them Three-Minute Rounds Read More »
Tommy Fury vs Eddie Hall raises bigger questions than the fight itself. Has Misfits Boxing pushed boxing too far, and are governing bodies sacrificing integrity for money?
How Much Further Can Boxing Fall If This Is a Main Event? Read More »
Emanuel Navarrete has unified at 130lbs, but what does belt consolidation actually change at super-featherweight? This analysis looks beyond the win to explore mandatories, leverage and divisional politics.
Navarrete Unifies at 130lbs — What Belt Consolidation Really Means Read More »