British Boxing Mourns the Loss of Georgia O’Connor It’s with heavy hearts that we share the news: Georgia O’Connor, a rising star in British boxing, has sadly passed away aged just 25. The news broke today, 22 May 2025, via Sky Sports, confirming that Georgia died on 18 May following a private battle with cancer. […]
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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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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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British boxing has come a long way—but not far enough. While male boxers can chase British titles in every weight class, there are only three British titles in women’s boxing. Let that sink in. Three. That’s not just a gap—it’s a gaping hole in the system. And if we’re serious about equality in the sport,
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Boxing has always been a sport where equality and toughness are admired. Yet, here we are in 2025, and elite female boxers are still fighting 10 two-minute rounds instead of the standard 12 three-minute rounds their male counterparts enjoy. Honestly, what’s going on here? Let’s talk openly about why women’s boxing deserves 3-minute rounds and
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