Introduction A boxing matchmaker is responsible for using judgment and experience to pair fighters within a combat event. This role requires detailed analysis of a fighter’s background, experience, performance, and style. Matchmaking is the foundation of any successful fight card. When done correctly, it creates competitive, exciting, and entertaining bouts. When done poorly, it can affect safety, fairness, and the overall quality of the event. In this blog, I share my person

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