In the neon-drenched cathedral of boxing that is the MGM Grand Garden Arena, Tim Tszyu didn’t just lose a fight—he lost the script. What began as redemption turned into a reckoning. After round seven, he was blooded, breathless and done. Sebastian Fundora, the “Towering Inferno” with a wingspan like an eagle and fists that fall … Read More “Tim Tszyu Hits the Wall in Vegas as Fundora Towers Again: A Fighter’s High, A Corner’s Low” »
Las Vegas. MGM Grand. The same bones of a building where Manny Pacquiao first rattled the sport two decades ago. Back then, he was a wiry storm in trunks, tearing through Lehlo Ledwaba like a wind sent by God himself. Twenty-four years later, the storm had slowed, but the thunder still echoed — just a … Read More “Manny Pacquiao’s Vegas Twilight: A Draw in the Desert, A Win in the Heart” »
The atmosphere was great as 90,000 souls packed Wembley like sinners at a sermon. They came for the storm, for the pain ballet, for heavyweight truth told in jabs and violence. What they got was Oleksandr Usyk—craftsman, killer, king—serving up a brutal, beautiful reminder that in this game of fists and myths, he is the … Read More “Oleksandr Usyk Paints a Masterpiece in Blood and Canvas, Flattens Dubois in Five to Reign Undisputed Once More” »