To preface: this is about crimes (allegedly) committed by British boxers, not boxing crimes committed in Britain. Team Wardley’s reckless endangerment and Amy Pu’s general incompetence will not be discussed. It’s been a busy week across the pond both in…

Former super featherweight champion Joe Cordina has been acquitted of assault and weapons charges after a judge ruled his actions were proportionate self-defense. The ruling clears the way for Cordina to compete again, potentially reviving a previously derailed lightweight title fight against Abdullah Mason.
Meanwhile, fellow British boxers Liam Smith and Lewis Edmondson remain facing legal scrutiny. Smith attended a court hearing regarding charges of causing grievous bodily harm with intent, while Edmondson faces allegations of possessing cocaine with intent to supply after allegedly ramming a police car.
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