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A WBC and WBA middleweight title fight is the strongest immediate championship story on the schedule. Explain what Scott must do tactically against Shields and why unified-title fights change the pressure on both boxers.
A coach-led method for reviewing sparring video, finding repeatable patterns and turning the footage into useful work for the next session.
A practical setup for filming boxing sparring with a clear view, stable camera and proper consent, so the footage is useful for coached review.
Rather than repeating the 147lb discussion, assess what Garcia’s five-round knockout prediction says about the tactical risks of underestimating Benn’s pressure and physical strength.
A calm answer to the return right: slip outside, find a short body hook, then leave before the exchange turns messy.
Use a small boxing side step to leave the centre line without crossing your feet, wasting movement or losing the chance to punch back.
South East London has many boxing clubs. Choosing the right one for your child requires knowing what to look for beyond location and price. Here is the complete guide.
Brook’s announced return at 40 is not simply nostalgia: a Chris Eubank Jr fight would bring a long-running British rivalry into a new weight-class and career-stage context.
Train boxing or lift weights first? Use this practical guide to protect your technique, manage fatigue and make both sessions useful.
Ben Shalom’s call for Whittaker-Kraus creates a timely route into the domestic light-heavyweight conversation: assess the stylistic fit, the level of risk and what a decisive performance would prove.
Learn why a jab, hook and uppercut need different range, shape and foot position before you add speed or power.
A fresh undisputed bantamweight title result, with the focus on how the winner can turn four belts into meaningful fights rather than a promotional holding pattern.
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