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A victorious British boxer lifts a silver trophy triumphantly in front of a large Union Jack flag, symbolising national success and unity — a striking visual metaphor for the potential of a reformed British boxing structure.

Does British Boxing Need a Unified National Series?

British boxing is as fragmented as ever. You’ve got regional shows struggling for visibility, prospects padding records in half-filled leisure centres, and elite names keeping a safe distance from domestic rivals unless there’s a title (or a truckload of cash) involved. So here’s the big question: would a unified national series — think a British […]

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A dramatic boxing illustration representing George Groves' journey in the World Boxing Super Series. A determined boxer stands in the ring under bright stadium lights, holding a championship belt high. In the background, a tournament bracket is visible, symbolizing the competition he must overcome. The atmosphere conveys intensity, ambition, and the fight for boxing glory."

Can George Groves Win The World Boxing Super Series?

Let’s not pretend we saw this coming a year ago. After back-to-back heartbreaks on the world stage, George Groves looked done. Flat. Finished. But here we are — February 2018 — and he’s just outclassed Chris Eubank Jr in front of a packed Manchester Arena to reach the final of the World Boxing Super Series.

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