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Movie review: By-the-numbers boxing drama TKO’s Sydney Sweeney

The actor laces up her gloves to play Christy Martin, the boundary-breaking woman boxer whose hardships in the ring paled in comparison with those she faced outside of it. But the movie’s biggest obstacle is the staggering number of boxing movie cliches it’s forced to fight, and by its final round, it feels like a Lifetime original movie.

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Sydney Sweeney’s boxing movie was a bomb. Why do we keep making boxing biopics?

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Sydney Sweeney is earning Oscar buzz for 'Christy'—Despite box office flop

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Sydney Sweeney Posts Triggered Response to Her Movie’s Spectacular Flop

Sydney Sweeney is defending her new movie, Christy, brushing off its abysmal box office numbers.

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Sydney Sweeney breaks silence after Christy flops at box office

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Sydney Sweeney defends her latest Hollywood bomb ‘Christy’ after box office disaster

Claressa Shields inks record $8M deal, paving the way for women in boxing

With a 17-0 record and the backing of hip-hop executive Papoose, Shields says the historic contract isn’t just a win for her, it’s a blueprint for the next generation of women in the sport. FOX 5 NY's Kendal Green has the story.

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Fran Hennessy interview: ‘I’m a show-woman. I want to be a figurehead of women’s boxing’

Given Fran Hennessy admits to being “scared of the sea”, it is somewhat surprising that she accepts my invitation to go paddleboarding off the Kent coast. It normally takes 10 hours for novices to become comfortable on a paddleboard but it turns out ...

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Women's boxing champ Claressa Shields signs $8 million promotional deal, plans ring return in 2026

Claressa Shields signed a multi-fight deal Thursday that will pay her a minimum of $8 million, and the undisputed women's heavyweight boxing champion plans to return to the ring in early 2026. Shields,

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World Boxing will require sex testing for fighters before world championships in September

LOS ANGELES — The governing body for Olympic-style boxing will require sex testing for all fighters wishing to compete in the women's division at its world championships next month. World Boxing already had announced its plan to require competitors to ...