Leigh Wood, Josh Warrington, and the importance of genuine nastiness in

Leigh Wood, Josh Warrington, and the importance of genuine nastiness in

There must be a bit of genuine nastiness in any profitable British boxing rivalry. Boxers have shared 45 championship rounds and not likely disliked each other, and met in trilogies that lacked a long-lasting second of hate.

Josh Warrington and Leigh Wood fight on Saturday in Nottingham, in an extended overdue rematch and a fight that other home rivalries must be measured against. Warrington and Wood is nasty; it’s also a fight for survival at boxing’s elite level.

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Their first assembly was in 2023 in Sheffield, which was pretty impartial, and Wood was the defending WBA featherweight champion. They may have met a few years…

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