Chris Reidy

The documentary examines why boxers struggle to retire, focusing on the addictive atmosphere of fight night, pride, ego, financial pressures and the loss of identity after leaving the ring. Former fighters including Lennox Lewis, Johnny Nelson, Ricky Hatton, George Groves, Dave Allen and Sam Eggington describe the temptations and difficulties of comebacks and post-career life. The piece argues that retirement is a prolonged process of acceptance, while boxing provides far less formal transition and financial support than sports such as football. Pension schemes and the Global Fighters' Association are cited as efforts to improve security for fighters after their careers end.

West Ham accepted an £68m offer from Al Hilal for Crysencio Summerville after rejecting a £39m bid from Roma, who will not increase their offer and are pursuing other targets. The sale would become the third-highest in West Ham’s history and contribute to more than £150m raised this summer. Summerville attracted limited Premier League interest, with Manchester United’s involvement dependent on Marcus Rashford’s potential departure. The winger delivered strong performances for West Ham last season and for the Netherlands at the 2026 World Cup.

West Ham accepted an offer of about £68m from Al Hilal for Crysencio Summerville, rejecting a lower bid from Roma, who will not increase their proposal and are pursuing alternative targets. The winger would become one of West Ham’s highest‑value sales, contributing to more than £150m in summer departures. Manchester United showed only preliminary interest, and Summerville’s strong club and World Cup performances are highlighted.