Will Boxing Ever Recover From Lockdown?

10 months after the sport first had to grind to a halt, the British Boxing Board of Control has once again put a stop to all UK boxing shows for the month of January. There is absolutely no promise that we will return to normal programming in February and with this being the 4th whole […]

Boxing is not bear baiting. Lets normalise taking the knee.

Toward the back end of last year, in a bout between one of the worlds hottest heavyweight prospects, Daniel DuBois, and Rio 2016 silver medallist Joe Joyce faced off in one of the most anticipated bouts of the year. DuBois was the heavy favourite, having steamrolled most of his opponents until that point. Joyce was […]

The West Indian Community need to stop trying to gatekeep the culture, they’re getting it horribly wrong.

This year I had been planning on going back to St Vincent, the place of my mothers birth for my usual summer visit. With the world going into lockdown, and St Vincent requiring two planes to get there even without Covid enforced regulations, this year it just wasn’t a possibility. Instead I joined the rest […]

4 Reasons Why You (I) Are Having a Quarter-Life Crisis

So 3 weeks ago I turned 25. And I’m being faced with many of the same dilemma’s and troubles other’s my age are facing. I’m defo an adult (two day hangovers can attest to that), I’m not too sure if I’m adulating correctly, but I look at everyone below the age 0f 20 like they’re […]

AJ loss and why it shows boxing is broken

Just one week ago Anthony Joshua, unified heavyweight champion of the world, was poised to make his introduction to the American boxing public on the grandest stage possible, Maddison Square Garden. A week on and many are saying Joshua, at just 29 years old (a VERY young man in heavyweight terms), is one loss away […]