Boxing stock watch: September's biggest winners and losers, as Ryan Garcia rises and Dana White stumbles
The article reviews the major highlights of the boxing world in September, focusing on Katie Taylor's retirement and Ryan Garcia's rise to stardom. It also notes Dana White's involvement in high-profile fight negotiations.
Why it matters
Boxing remains a significant cultural and economic force in sports, and these shifts reflect the changing landscape of professional combat sports.
September is over, Billie Joe Armstrong has woken from his slumber, and we have some winners and losers to anoint across the boxing month.
Across 30 days of action inside and outside of the ring, we witnessed Katie Taylor's retirement party , 265 seconds of Garcia vs. Benn , and Dana White trying to elbow his way to the top table of the recently announced "Battle of Britain" between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua.
But where do they sit on our list? Keep scrolling to find out.
The "Emerald Isle's" darling waved goodbye to boxing on her own terms in September, headlining an emotional evening of action inside Dublin's historic Croke Park.
Taylor got the nod over France's Flora Pili to capture the undisputed world super lightweight titles in her farewell fight, 27 professional bouts into a historic career.
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