Boxing

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In the world of professional boxing, the choice of opponents is often a bitter battleground itself, often more revealing than the fights inside the ring. Bruce Carrington’s critique of Nick Ball’s reluctance to face him underscores an uncomfortable reality: some champions prefer to defend their titles against less formidable or less challenging opponents. This strategic
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In a display that will undoubtedly be etched into boxing history, Hamzah Sheeraz delivered a thunderous knockout of Edgar Berlanga, asserting himself as a serious contender in the super middleweight division. The fight, held in the iconic Louis Armstrong Stadium, was nothing short of a rollercoaster — starting with Sheeraz’s apparent struggles before erupting into
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In the realm of competitive sports, few moments evoke as much frustration as a fight halted prematurely, especially when the bout was anticipated to deliver excitement and showcase talent. Last night’s clash between Jack Catterall and Harlem Eubank epitomized this dilemma—a fight marred by chaos, unintentional injury, and unresolved tension. Instead of a compelling narrative
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Last Saturday’s boxing match at Manchester Arena was more than just a contest between Jack Catterall and Harlem Eubank; it was a testament to perseverance amidst adversity. Catterall, a seasoned fighter with a solid record, faced an uphill battle against the originally unbeaten Eubank, whose reputation for power and resilience had made him a compelling
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In the complex realm of boxing, debates often swirl around the significance of weight classes, yet most analysts tend to overlook the nuanced interplay between power, skill, and endurance. Roy Jones Jr., a legendary figure in the sport, dismisses the weight disparity as a decisive factor in Canelo Alvarez’s upcoming showdown with Terence Crawford. He
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The upcoming clash between Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford is highly anticipated, yet opinions suggest Crawford might have the upper hand. One compelling argument hinges on Canelo’s recent performances, which seem to lack the same ferocity and strategic sharpness that defined his earlier battles, particularly against Gennadiy Golovkin. His second fight with GGG showcased a