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Tyson Fury’s recent declarations reveal a man who refuses to accept the conventional narrative surrounding his boxing career. His unwavering belief that he was robbed in both fights against Oleksandr Usyk will undoubtedly ruffle feathers among aficionados and critics alike. Fury’s assertion isn’t merely about self-promotion; it’s a manifestation of his deep-seated conviction that he
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In the ever-volatile world of professional boxing, personal and professional disputes often spill onto public platforms, overshadowing the sport itself. The recent clash involving Devin Haney, the undefeated WBC lightweight champion, and veteran promoter Bob Arum exemplifies this trend. After Arum disparagingly labeled Haney a “track star” in a social media post appreciating the match
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The lightweight boxing division, capped at 135 pounds, has arguably never been as riveting in recent memory. A mix of young, hungry contenders and established champions has created an electrifying environment where the title of “best lightweight” remains fiercely contested. Names like Shakur Stevenson, Gervonta “Tank” Davis, and Lamont Roach Jr. dominate conversations, each bringing
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The upcoming September 13 fight between Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford has evolved from an oddly amicable prelude into a heated personal rivalry that promises much more than just punches thrown in the ring. Initially, the pair surprised many by displaying sportsmanship—reportedly sharing dinner and keeping interactions civil. Yet as the event looms closer, the
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Despite a widespread perception that Jake Paul’s upcoming bout against Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. is a mere spectacle aimed at padding records and generating quick pay-per-view revenue, the fight holds significance beyond the surface. Paul, currently 11-1 with seven knockouts, is stepping into the cruiserweight division against Chavez Jr., a former middleweight champion whose record