Boxing History

As the boxing world eagerly anticipates the rematch between Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury, it’s essential to reflect on the lasting impact and unparalleled prowess of one of the sport’s all-time greats: Sugar Ray Robinson. With both Usyk and Fury recognized as elite pound-for-pound fighters, discussions about their potential greatness inevitably lead to comparisons with
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Thierry Jacob, the former WBC super-bantamweight champion from France, has passed away at the tender age of 59 after a valiant battle against lung cancer. His death comes as a heartbreaking loss not just for his family and friends, but for the entire boxing community that adored and respected his tenacity and skill. Throughout his
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Boxing is often described as a brutal sport, where strength and skill collide under the unforgiving glare of a fluorescent spotlight. Yet, it is not just the punches that define the fighters; it’s their resilience, their ability to weather storms, and ultimately, their capacity for extraordinary comebacks. Such is the case with Jorge Castro, a
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The history of boxing is rich with rivalries that have transcended the sport, capturing the imagination of fans worldwide. Among these, the saga of the ‘Four Kings’—Sugar Ray Leonard, Roberto Duran, Thomas Hearns, and Marvelous Marvin Hagler—stands out as one of the most iconic. While the early bouts between these titans ignited fervor and excitement,
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Boxing has long captivated audiences with its extraordinary displays of athleticism and strategy, especially when it features stacked fight cards that bring together multiple world champions. While contemporary fans might think these impressive lineups are a modern invention, their roots run deep. One of the most memorable fight cards in boxing history unfolded on this
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On a significant day in April 2001, boxing history witnessed a remarkable redemption story involving heavyweight icon Lennox Lewis and the then-champion Hasim Rahman. Their initial encounter had left fans and critics baffled when Lewis, unprepared for the South African altitude, fell victim to Rahman’s powerful right hand, resulting in one of the most shocking
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