Anton Neal

2021 was quite the year for boxing fans, with plenty of exceptional fights taking place. Both David Haye and Evander Holyfield made their boxing comebacks this year, with David Haye fighting Joe Fournier and Evander Holyfield taking the place of Oscar De La Hoya to fight Vitor Belfort.

With 2022 just around the corner, many of us are making our New Year’s resolutions to get into shape. If you aren’t ready to spend money on a gym membership, apps can be a great way to kickstart your new fitness regime. There are plenty of free apps on the market, but choosing the right one for you can be tough. Here at Geezers Boxing, we have analysed the free boxing apps available on Android and Apple devices to find the highest rated. Why not start your 2022 boxing training with the best apps on the market?

Making a comeback in boxing is a common occurrence. Boxers tend to peak in their mid-30s, with many studies citing an average retirement age of 37, but while age is a factor in many retirements, injury, motivation, career length, and money can all influence the decision. With retired boxing stars David Haye and Evander Holyfield intending to make their separate comebacks on the 11th of September 2021, here at Geezers Boxing, we began to wonder what to expect on their big returns.

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