In the high-octane arena of professional boxing, the intrinsic value of experiencing the spirit of battle seems to be waning. Recent performances by prominent fighters like Devin Haney, Ryan Garcia, and Teofimo Lopez have come under scrutiny, especially following their subdued outings at Times Square, New York. Observers, including fighters like Conor Benn, have raised
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In the realm of boxing, few decades have shone as brightly as the ’90s, particularly in the super-middleweight division. It was a time when grand personalities and remarkable skills collided, giving rise to legends like Chris Eubank, Nigel Benn, and Joe Calzaghe in the UK, along with American giants like Roy Jones Jr. and James
Last Sunday witnessed a thrilling bout in Las Vegas, where Japanese boxing star Naoya Inoue faced the relentless Ramon Cardenas. This electrifying match encapsulated the true spirit of boxing, highlighting the incredible skills and heart present in the sport. Following this adrenaline-pumping event, boxing enthusiasts now eagerly anticipate another exciting showdown set to unfold this
Jermall Charlo has taken a strategic approach as he gears up for a potential clash with boxing superstar Canelo Alvarez, mapping out a two-fight plan that is ambitious yet indicative of his intense desire to reclaim his position among the elite in super middleweight boxing. The undefeated fighter (33-0, 22 KOs) is looking past his
Caleb Plant has entered the spotlight once again, expressing his desire to face the winner of the highly anticipated clash between Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford. This claim comes after Plant, now carrying a record of 23 wins and 2 losses, has refocused after a mixed trajectory in recent bouts. Yet, as he prepares for
As the boxing world buzzes with excitement over the impending clash between Terence Crawford and Canelo Alvarez on September 12th, one cannot help but feel a sense of unease about Team Crawford’s exuberance. Coach Bernie ‘Tha Boxer’ Davis sounds more like a fan boasting over their team’s prospects than a seasoned trainer weighing the realistic
The heavyweight landscape is fraught with uncertainty, especially with Anthony Joshua’s recent announcements regarding his impending elbow surgery. Over the weekend, the former champion revealed that he would be sidelined for an extended period—projectedly six to eight weeks—leading to an alarming 14-month hiatus from competitive boxing. This long stretch of inactivity raises significant questions about
The boxing world has witnessed countless bouts over the decades, but few have etched themselves into the annals of the sport as profoundly as the clash between Diego Corrales and Jose Luis Castillo on May 7, 2005. This event, which transpired in the pulsating heart of Las Vegas, was much more than just a contest
When Terence Crawford steps into the ring to challenge Canelo Alvarez for the undisputed super middleweight title on September 12 at Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, the discussion surrounding their match-up is already teeming with anticipation. Yet, some fans voice skepticism about Crawford’s physical stature compared to Canelo, which they believe could hinder his chances. While
Ryan Garcia’s recent bout against Rolando “Rolly” Romero has sparked heated debate within the boxing community. Following his defeat, notable figures like Lionel “Lonnie B” Thompson have not held back in their criticism, claiming Garcia’s performance was emblematic of a deeper issue within the sport. In an era where social media presence often overshadows genuine
Combat sports often ignite a fervor that prompts ardent fans to ponder the future trajectories of fighters after an electrifying showdown. This sentiment is particularly palpable following Ramon Cardenas’s recent bout against juggernaut Naoya Inoue. Cardenas not only made history as one of the few fighters to knock down the mighty “Monster,” but he solidified
This Saturday in the heart of Nottingham, boxing fans are gearing up for what’s poised to be one of the most electrifying matchups in the super-featherweight division. Leigh Wood faces Anthony Cacace in a showdown that has the makings of a classic—an energetic contest capable of capturing the essence of what makes boxing thrilling. Both