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In the world of heavyweight boxing, there are some names that echo through history, celebrated for their prowess and the marks they’ve left on the sport. However, amidst the giants—Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, Mike Tyson—exists another figure often placed on the sidelines, subjected to unwarranted criticism: Joe Bugner. Viewed through the lens of the boxing
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In an electrifying night at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney, former champion Keith Thurman showcased flashes of his former brilliance, achieving a third-round TKO against Brock Jarvis. This victory, while significant, raises pertinent questions about the long-term viability of the 36-year-old fighter. Despite his win, Thurman’s performance revealed the toll of a three-year layoff—one that
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In the hyper-competitive world of professional boxing, public perception can make or break a fighter’s legacy. A recent incident involving Bill Haney, father of former two-division world champion Devin Haney, and press conference monitor Todd Grisham highlights the fragility of this perception. The confrontation, steeped in emotion, raises questions about the role of the media,
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As anticipation builds for Teofimo Lopez’s upcoming fight against Arnold Barboza Jr., the boxing community is rife with predictions and expectations. Lopez, the reigning WBO light welterweight champion, enters this match with considerable pressure. Not only does he face a skilled opponent in Barboza—who boasts an undefeated record of 32 wins, 11 by knockout—but Lopez’s
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In a world where the lines between showmanship and sportsmanship often blur, Chris Eubank Jr. has taken the concept of psychological warfare to an outrageous extreme. During a recent press conference in anticipation of his fight with Conor Benn, Eubank Jr. slapped a smuggled egg into Benn’s face, a stunt that left many shockingly entertained
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In an unexpected twist for boxing enthusiasts, Lawrence Okolie’s ascension to the number one contender in the WBC heavyweight rankings has ignited a firestorm of confusion and indignation. Previously holding titles as the WBO cruiserweight and WBC bridgerweight champion, Okolie’s heavyweight career has scarcely begun, with only a single contest—an emphatic knockout of Hussein Muhamed—under