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In recent conversations about the evolution of boxing, Mikey Garcia illuminated a pivotal shift in Canelo Alvarez’s mentality as he gears up for his May 3rd fight against IBF super middleweight champion William Scull in Riyadh. With an anticipated showdown against Terence Crawford looming in September, Alvarez’s focus appears to be less about legacy and
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In an unexpected twist in the boxing media landscape, Turki Alalshikh’s acquisition of The Ring Magazine has heralded a seismic shift, showcasing his determination to dictate the future of sports journalism. This isn’t merely a continuation of existing practices; it represents a transformative vision aimed at reshaping how boxing news is delivered and consumed. The
Eddie Hearn, the influential boxing promoter, has once again taken center stage with his sharp, unvarnished commentary—a hallmark of his media persona. Ahead of Joe Joyce’s critical matchup against Filip Hrgovic, Hearn’s words have made quite a splash. He commended Joyce for his “resilience,” a description that sounds more like a backhanded compliment than an
As Canelo Alvarez approaches his upcoming bout against William Scull, the mixed reactions from the boxing community highlight the complexity of expectations in the sport. While many appear to believe that Alvarez—often considered one of the best pound-for-pound fighters today—will easily dispatch Scull, the Mexican champion has expressed a more nuanced perspective. Canelo acknowledges that
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In the high-stakes world of boxing, every match is a battleground not just for physical prowess but also for mental acuity. Gervonta “Tank” Davis’ underwhelming performance against Lamont Roach on March 1st raised eyebrows, particularly among commentators and fellow fighters. Shakur Stevenson, who has been vocal in dissecting Davis’ performance, suggests that distraction played no
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In the world of boxing, the narrative often seems dominated by towering heavyweights, whose colossal stature promises instant excitement and explosive drama. However, a paradigm shift is underway, especially in the lighter weight classes where the so-called “little giants” are carving their names into the sport’s history with extraordinary finesse and skill. These smaller fighters
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