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The super-middleweight division, officially born in the mid-1980s, has emerged as one of the most exciting and competitive weight classes in boxing history—an intriguing blend of power, speed, and strategy. This division, fitting snugly between middleweights and light-heavyweights, has become a fertile ground for legends, showcasing fighters with diverse styles and stories, each contributing to
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Shakur Stevenson, the WBC lightweight champion, might not be labeled as a ferocious knockout artist, yet his recent performance contradicts that notion. In his last four outings, Stevenson has achieved stoppage victories against half of his opponents, totaling 11 knockouts in his impressive 23-0 record. One might perceive him as a technician solely reliant on
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Deontay Wilder, the name synonymous with explosive knockouts and electrifying fights, is poised to re-enter the boxing arena next Friday in Wichita, Kansas. Facing off against the tenacious Tyrrell Herndon, who stands at a respectable 24-5 record, Wilder carries the weight of expectation on his shoulders once more. An impressive record of 43 wins, 4
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In the fiercely competitive world of boxing, fighters are often labeled according to their style, sometimes to their detriment. Richardson Hitchins, the reigning IBF champion in the 140-pound division, finds himself at the center of such a narrative. Recently, prominent boxing figure Turki Alalshikh has expressed his disdain for fighters deemed “runners,” provoking a heated
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In the vibrant atmosphere of Madison Square Garden, the boxing world anticipates an electrifying showdown between IBF light welterweight champion Richardson Hitchins and former unified lightweight champion George Kambosos Jr. This fight promises to showcase not just the technical skills of these athletes, but the deep-seated pride and ferocity that often characterize the sport of