Boxing

Shakur Stevenson’s recent declaration asserting himself as “the best fighter on the planet” sparks both intrigue and skepticism. A fighter’s confidence often fuelled by victories and relentless self-assurance; however, true greatness demands tangible proof through formidable competition. Stevenson’s audacious claim appears to rest on the shoulders of his self-perceived potential rather than a verified track
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Luis Ortiz, the Cuban southpaw veteran affectionately dubbed “King Kong,” recently demonstrated that age is just a number—at least in boxing’s heavyweight division. Returning to the ring for a low-key bout in Florida, Ortiz swiftly dispatched a modest opponent within a single round, reaffirming his presence in an increasingly crowded landscape of contenders. Despite being
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When evaluating the upcoming clash between Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford, one of the most compelling factors is how size and experience can influence the outcome. Trainer Bob Santos confidently predicts that Canelo’s physical advantages will be decisive in this 12-round showdown. From a strategic perspective, this assessment is rooted in the reality that boxing
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The announced exhibition bout between Gervonta “Tank” Davis and Jake Paul has instantly become a lightning rod for controversy and anticipation. While on the surface this fight appears to be purely entertainment—an exhibition with no official stakes—it signifies much more than that in the landscape of combat sports. The impending clash embodies the complex intersection
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Recently, a fleeting post by Netflix Turkey sparked a whirlwind of speculation within the boxing world. An apparent promotional image announced a high-profile showdown between YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul and reigning lightweight champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis on November 15 at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena. Although the post was swiftly deleted, the damage was done—an entire community
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In the chaotic landscape of professional boxing, few figures wield as much influence and mischief as Tyson Fury. His recent exuberance about the so-called future of the heavyweight division reveals more about his penchant for sensationalism than a grounded assessment of talent. Fury’s proclamations—branding Moses Itauma as the inevitable destroyer of seasoned champions—are emblematic of
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