As the boxing world anticipates the much-debated clash between Mario Barrios and the iconic Manny Pacquiao, excitement is palpable, but so is skepticism. The fight is set against a backdrop of concern, especially for Pacquiao, who is making his return to the ring at the age of 46 after a four-year hiatus. This juxtaposition of
Sugar Ray Leonard
April 6, 1987, remains etched in the memories of boxing aficionados worldwide. It was the night that two titans of the sport, Sugar Ray Leonard and Marvelous Marvin Hagler, clashed at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, a fight so contentious that it continues to spark debate decades later. Was it Leonard’s dazzling speed and tactical
The world of boxing often thrives on narratives, and few figures understand this better than promoter Eddie Hearn. As he prepares to market Shakur Stevenson’s upcoming fight against Josh Padley on February 22nd in Riyadh, Hearn has drawn a strikingly bold comparison—likening Stevenson to the legendary Sugar Ray Leonard. This assertion raises a number of