Oct 16 2023
The Misfit: “Did you have to write about The Fight last night?”
When "The Fight" doesn't feature any real boxers but is all anyone the next day wants to talk about, is that a sign of a problem or progress? asks Elliot Worsell
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Oct 16 2023
Media Review: Losers and Misfits reach a new low, while Amanda Serrano rallies other women to petition for 12 three-minute rounds
Influencer boxing, or whatever you want to call this wretched invasion, reached a new low on Saturday night, writes George Gigney
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Oct 09 2023
Game Changers: Wood vs. Warrington makes way for “four icons of the game” who will soon have their “judgement day” on DAZN
After the high of Leigh Wood stopping Josh Warrington in a featherweight classic, not only is the circus back in town, but it is this time being sold as something else, writes Elliot Worsell
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Sep 01 2023
The Beltline: Even “fighting men” are now rolling over and performing tricks for the influencers
Is getting in bed with the YouTubers a sign of shrewdness or desperation? asks Elliot Worsell
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Jan 18 2023
Bunce Diary: The Misfits are crossing over but not taking over
Don’t sweat it, folks; the last thing Misfits Boxing needs is ‘real’ boxing, says Steve Bunce
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Jan 17 2023
Media Review: For struggling DAZN, the influx of Misfits is merely papering over the cracks
It will take more than the farcical Misfits to improve DAZN’s dire financial performance, writes George Gigney
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Jan 10 2023
Media Review: What constitutes pay-per-view in 2023?
KSI, apparently…
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Nov 25 2022
The Beltline: Is boxing the easiest sport in the world?
What nowadays passes for “boxing”, coupled with the sport’s inability to tell people to go away, is potentially damaging its reputation, writes Elliot Worsell
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Sep 02 2022
The Beltline: “Misfits Boxing” has its place… somewhere between Love Island and Shutter Island
Like the unwanted gatecrashers at a party, YouTubers and influencers won't be leaving boxing anytime soon, writes Elliot Worsell
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Sep 01 2022
Editor’s Letter: With mismatches aplenty, boxing has become a glorified popularity contest
In the business of selling tickets and pay-per-views, is there much difference between a YouTuber dominating a "no-hoper" and a prospect doing the same thing? asks Matt Christie