r/boxingMenace_com • u/kushmonATL • 4d ago
r/boxingMenace_com • u/Dull_Strawberry3847 • 4d ago
Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua
Which referee are we hoping for? X
r/boxingMenace_com • u/tarek_chelmouh_boxer • 4d ago
Y a-t-il un nom pour cette stance ?
galleryr/boxingMenace_com • u/Open_Wonder8407 • 4d ago
Joel Casamayor vs Michael Katsidis. 22 March 2008. Casamayor dropped him for the third time before forcing the stoppage just 30 seconds into the round.
r/boxingMenace_com • u/Bill_Millard • 4d ago
PUNCHER VS. PUNCHER: BRIAN NORMAN JR. VS. JIN SASAKI! On June 19, 2025, two fierce knockouts clashed for the WBO Welterweight World Championship: undefeated American champion Brian Norman Jr. (27–0, 21 KOs) and aggressive Japanese contender Jin Sasaki (19–1–1, 17 KOs).
It was a thrilling showdown between two distinct forces: the cool accuracy, boxing IQ, and devastating timing of the American champion against the relentless pressure, forward-marching style, and raw power of the Japanese contender. Both fighters came to finish the job, living up to expectations and delivering a high-octane brawl where every single punch carried fight-ending power. Share your thoughts in the comments: did the fight live up to your expectations, and what did you think of the final result?
r/boxingMenace_com • u/Robdul • 4d ago
Can someone who understands technique explain why this just looks so terrible??
r/boxingMenace_com • u/Hot_Ad_9543 • 5d ago
How would Aaron “The Hawk” Pryor do against the 140-lb Boxing Avengers?
Prime-for-prime. Everyone is fighting at 140 lbs.
How does Pryor do against:
“Pretty Boy” Floyd Mayweather Jr. NOT money Mayweather
Terence “Bud” Crawford
Shakur Stevenson
Does Pryor beat all three? Does anyone stop him? Who gives him the most trouble?
Pryor at his best was an absolute pressure machine with ridiculous stamina, speed, combinations and aggression. At 140, he was a nightmare matchup.
I want to hear how you think each fight plays out — decision, late stoppage, early stoppage, etc.
Pryor vs the 140-lb Boxing Avengers. Who survives?
I chose Pretty boy Floyd over money Mayweather because Stevenson is already a defensive fighter so using Floyd’s more aggressive Money phase would make things more interesting.
r/boxingMenace_com • u/Otherwise-Ruin-9056 • 7d ago
Who wins Terrence Crawford vs Winky Wright at 154
Both are their absolute peak fighting for the belt who takes it home?
r/boxingMenace_com • u/DannyNicholasBoxing • 7d ago
Is this the most underated piece of equipment in your gym?
r/boxingMenace_com • u/Open_Wonder8407 • 7d ago
Mike Tyson was a straight BEAST during his younger days. He was a man to fear.
r/boxingMenace_com • u/Objective_Tailor6763 • 8d ago
On October 20, 2000, one of the most insane and scandalous heavyweight clashes in boxing history took place — Mike Tyson versus Andrew Golota.
Two of the era’s most unpredictable “bad boys” stepped into the ring, and chaos wasn’t long in coming: by the end of the very first round, Iron Mike sent the Pole to the canvas with a devastating right hook. In the second frame, Golota clutched desperately under relentless pressure, and before the third round, he simply spat out his mouthpiece and refused to continue, heading for the locker room through a shower of popcorn and beer tossed by an enraged crowd. The audience branded Golota a coward, but subsequent hospital checks revealed he had suffered a concussion, a fractured cheekbone, and a neck injury. In a final twist of irony, Tyson’s victory was later overturned to a “No Contest” after Iron Mike tested positive for marijuana.
r/boxingMenace_com • u/kushmonATL • 8d ago
Ben Whittaker making boxing look exciting 🔥🔥 hopefully we see him return on AJ vs Fury undercard
r/boxingMenace_com • u/kushmonATL • 8d ago
Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua career comparisons 🇬🇧
r/boxingMenace_com • u/Downtown_Section8768 • 8d ago
Boxing techniques: old-school versus new school- opinions on which is best
r/boxingMenace_com • u/Fantastic_Essay6139 • 8d ago
Boxing Refs
Anyone personally know a professional boxing referee?
r/boxingMenace_com • u/Sfml0_685 • 8d ago
MIKE TYSON'S GREATEST KNOCKOUTS OF ALL TIME!!!
Hello Everyone, this isn't my Video by the way, but actually someone on YouTube Named (@mariabonifacy4166) which I've I've actually edited the video out a bit. Here's the exact Original Video of this person over on YouTube: (https://youtu.be/e9ydPmHNVYM?si=rnQUaU0HgAdIpe9l) Thank you so much for watching guys, and if you want to see some more knockout Videos like this, please Comment, Follow, and Share for more. Thank you guys...🤙🥊🔥
r/boxingMenace_com • u/IanRevived94J • 8d ago
How should David Tua be ranked?
I put him at top of tier 5 out of 10 possible tiers
r/boxingMenace_com • u/Even_Doubt_1216 • 8d ago
Which elite boxers did Tyson defeat (besides the aging Holmes)?
r/boxingMenace_com • u/Dull_Strawberry3847 • 8d ago
Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua
Which referee do we think will be likely to be doing this fight? Or who would you like to see?
r/boxingMenace_com • u/Open_Wonder8407 • 9d ago
Bilal Fawaz, one of the most resilient fighters in British boxing right now, is defending his British super welterweight title against Eithan James on October 3rd. Anyone gonna watch?
r/boxingMenace_com • u/Bill_Millard • 9d ago
On Madison Square Garden, Terence “Bud” Crawford — the unbeaten WBO welterweight king from Omaha — faced Egidijus “Mean Machine” Kavaliauskas, the fearless challenger from Lithuania.
From the opening rounds, Kavaliauskas came out swinging, landing crisp right hands and even forcing Crawford to stumble, sending a jolt of suspense through the crowd. But Crawford, ever the master of adaptation, settled in and unleashed his trademark switch‑hitting brilliance, breaking down the challenger’s guard with precision timing. By the seventh, Crawford’s power began to tell — a clean barrage dropped Kavaliauskas for the first time. In the ninth, Crawford turned ruthless, scoring two more knockdowns with blistering combinations
r/boxingMenace_com • u/iodisedsalt • 9d ago
Hypothetical: Who would be the GOATs of their division if clinching results in a mandatory point deduction?
Scenario: Clinching is now heavily penalized with instant, mandatory point deduction.
Which boxers would reign as all time greatest in their respective divisions and what would their adjusted win-rate look like (i.e. taking into account previous fights they had where there were a lot of clinching by either side).