World Amateur Boxing Championships Draw 580 Boxers From 70 Countries in Liverpool

Boxing is experiencing a global resurgence in 2025, highlighted by major tournaments such as the World Amateur Boxing Championships in Liverpool, which features over 580 boxers from nearly 70 countries and marks the first event under the new governing body World Boxing. The British team, although young and relatively inexperienced, includes promising talents like Sacha Hickey and Damar Thomas, who have been competing internationally and participating in intense training camps. Alongside the amateur scene, professional boxing maintains high-profile events worldwide, including a highly anticipated undisputed super middleweight title fight between Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford in Las Vegas, offering diverse betting opportunities based on fighters’ styles and match dynamics. The sport’s appeal is further boosted by the integration of live odds betting through digital platforms, enhancing fan engagement by allowing real-time wagers that reflect the evolving nature of bouts. Domestic boxing also remains active with upcoming fights featuring Michael Conlan and Jack Bateson in Dublin, supported by betting markets that consider fighters’ recent performances and prospects. Together, these developments underscore boxing's enduring prestige and its evolving connection with fans and bettors globally.