Why Muhammad Ali Is The Greatest — And Why No One Will Ever Top Him
They called him The Greatest. But Muhammad Ali was not simply a fighter with a nickname. He → read article
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Canelo’s Elbow Surgery: An Exit Strategy? $400 Million for a Cherry Pick, a Beating, and an Alibi
Turki Alalshikh has done what no promoter before him could: tear down the walls of boxing politics → read article
When Crawford Met Ali
A quiet diner in Louisville.
The kind of place where the jukebox hums and the coffee never → read article
The Only Place Champions Get Booed
In most countries, boxing champions are more than athletes. They’re national treasures. They’re symbols of pride, struggle, → read article
Boots Ennis: Undefeated, Untested, And Undisputed Champion Of Tune-Ups
Boxing has belts for everything. WBA Regular, WBC Franchise, IBF Silver, Diamond, Gold, Plastic. But one belt → read article
An Open Letter To Turki Alalshikh: Cure Boxing’s Fear Of Losing
Dear Turki,
On behalf of boxing fans worldwide, thank you.
You have done what no one else → read article
Why Crawford Is Boxing’s Omar
They used to whisper his name in Baltimore. Omar.
The man with the shotgun and the whistle.→ read article
Weaponized Stereotypes: How Boxing Sells Cultures, Not Fighters
Boxing doesn’t just sell fights. It sells identities.
It doesn’t just market skills. It markets stereotypes.
Promoters → read article
Gifted But Broken: The Mental Collapse Of Boxing’s Young Stars
Boxing has never lacked talent. Every era produces its prodigies. But greatness isn’t just about handspeed, reflexes, → read article
Blue Pill or Red Pill: The Future of Naoya Inoue
Naoya Inoue is dazzling. His speed, his power, his composure — he makes world champions look ordinary. → read article