In today's news...

Moses won - first round stoppage.

Frank won - he got to see one of his enemies humbled by a 20 year old.

Dillian won - He was paid handsomely at a time when he was on the outside of boxing looking in.

However, this week, Don Charles lost. He paid a heavy price for trying to manage an unmanageable situation. A good man, done wrong.

Dillian Whyte stands in the last chance saloon if he wants one last run at glory.

Blocking his other is Moses Itauma, a young man in a rush towards greatness.

Can Dillian upset the odds and add one more chapter to his storied career?

Ben Shalom has faced a rough start to 2025. But, it looks like life is a bit more stable for him with the announcement of a deal with the BBC.

The real question is whether Ben can bring the glamour back to boxing on mainstream TV.

Who doesn't love a party? Definitely not boxing fans.

They had done it before and it worked, but they confused luck with destiny and paid a heavy price.

Whatever we say about partygate, there wasn't a version of Daniel Dubois that would have beaten Oleksandr Usyk.

You can't promise history and then expect us to praise effort.

This whole Usyk-Dubois experience has felt like a massive ponzi scheme, with only the boing fans losing out again...

My sense is that Usyk learned from the first fight, make adjustments based on what he saw and felt, delivering a completely different performance.

We saw the Same DDD two years later, maybe at a lower level.

We have to ask why.

Usyk is the greatest heavyweight of this generation and maybe the greatest boxer of this generation.

That’s the headline.

Boxing is a cruel game, made even worse when you. Arty the burden of the family name on your back. But, we are now seeing that you cannot escape the fundamentals of boxing - sacrifice, skill, strength and grit - no matter who your dad is.

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My two oence, I think Campbell Hatton had the hardest job, replacing a man that many still remember fighting and the first Brit to have their career enshrined on social media.

It was always going to be hard.

Benn-Eubank II and Canelo-Crawford are cartoon fights.

These are fights that are just there to keep revenue ticking over. These are not fights the fans really care about - maybe the hardcores at a push, but that's about it.

Boxing will struggle until boxing fans demand real fights over action movies.

You can’t say you’re a free agent on your promoter’s show.

It was a poor decision by Richardaon Hitchins and maybe it reflect the overall lowering of standards in boxing.

The Fabio Wardley fairytale continues.

The Callum Simpson trim nearly detailed

Boxxer are set for a full reboot.

…Only in boxing