Boxing

In a sport where pride, strategy, and skill intersect, boxing is undergoing a significant transformation thanks to the growing influence of promoters like Turki Alalshikh. Alalshikh’s recent directive to discourage what he terms “Tom and Jerry” style fights—where one fighter evades rather than engages—has elicited a wave of criticism from boxers like Raymond Ford. Ford’s
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In the illustrious realm of boxing, certain matchups transcend mere competition and morph into electrifying events that capture the essence of sportsmanship and rivalry. One such monumental clash occurred at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on June 15, 1984, showcasing two titans of the sport: Thomas “Hitman” Hearns and Roberto “Hands of Stone” Duran. Renowned
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Richardson Hitchins delivered a jaw-dropping performance last night, leaving no doubts about his capabilities as he dominated George Kambosos Jr. at Madison Square Garden. The reigning IBF 140-pound champion proved to the world that he is not just a contender but a bona fide talent set to revolutionize the sport. With a perfect record of
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In the world of boxing, perceptions hold immense power, and the narrative that surrounds a fighter can often impact their performance and reception among fans. Richardson Hitchins, the reigning IBF 140-pound champion, recently expressed his distaste for being labeled a “runner.” This label not only undermines his skills but also reflects a broader misunderstanding of
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In the world of professional boxing, the stakes are incredibly high, not just in terms of physical prowess, but also regarding reputation. The recent controversy surrounding Keyshawn Davis shines a stark spotlight on the integral relationship between an athlete’s commitment and their performance. Davis stepped onto the scales a staggering 4.3 pounds overweight ahead of
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The boxing landscape has shifted dramatically with the recent retirement of Vasily Lomachenko, paving the way for Raymond Muratalla to ascend from interim champion to full-fledged IBF lightweight champion. This promotional elevation not only underscores Muratalla’s undefeated record of 23 wins (17 by knockout) but also highlights the seismic changes in weight classes as veterans
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