Radio Review: The House of Don King (2024)
Partly a review of a new podcast series; moreso a review of Don King's life, career, and public perception.
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Random thoughts that aren't necessarily boxing-related.
Boxing Broadcasts in The Modern Age: Pt. 1 - The Broadcasters
Part one of a ???-part series that will look at how we interact with boxing, and whether the end product we receive is up to standard.
The Usyk-Fury Blogpost
This is the third time I'll be writing about this match-up and hopefully it's the last.
Comic Review: Last On His Feet - Jack Johnson and the Battle of the Century (2023)
Content Warning: This post discusses depictions of racism, domestic abuse, suicide, and my complaints about how the comic handles them.
Day of Reckoning: Official Documentary (2024) Review
December's Saudi card, 'Day of Reckoning', has received a groundbreaking in-house documentary on DAZN. It begins as a sequel to the zombie-themed trailer that released as part of the fight promotion. Commercials have become movies before: Michael Jordan and Bugs Bunny's Nike ads of
The Tszyu-Fundora blogpost
I've been anticipating a last-minute change in the schedule and I'm somewhat surprised it took this long. Sebastian Fundora was originally scheduled to face Serhii Bohachuk for Charlo's "vacant" WBC title at 154lbs at the end of the month, this fight was
A Tale of Two Stoppages
On Saturday's card we saw Kholmatov-Ford and Lopez-Abe both end in TKOs after referee interventions. Were these the right decisions?
The Joshua-Ngannou blogpost
Since this one won't be mentioned in my March predictions on account of not being a title fight, I figure it warrants its own analysis because it's a big heavyweight contest that plenty will be interested in.
Francis Ngannou - with a record of 1 fight,
Thoughts on showboating
I've seen a lot of reactions to Ben Whittaker (AKA The Silver Surfer)'s antics recently. The two most common refrains are "it's disrespectful" and "boxing is supposed to be entertaining".
First of all, we have to address the elephant in
The Finished Article
The first time somebody called me a perfectionist I found it laughable. Not for any real reason, mind you. I just never saw myself as one, so the thought of it was so foreign as to be absurd.
It happened when I had let several months worth of university assignments