Kill the Body — Independent boxing data and rankings

Kill the Body is a boxing data and content platform. It puts the fight schedule, the fighters, a unified rankings hub, and independent editorial in one place. It's for boxing fans who want records, results, and a fight calendar without a login wall or a broadcaster's agenda.

Every competitor has a conflict. The Ring is Saudi-owned. ESPN covers influencer boxing. DAZN is a broadcaster acting as neutral media. BoxRec hides a dated experience behind a login. Kill the Body has no promotional affiliations, and that independence is the point.

It's live now, built on the public record and nothing behind a login wall. Right now I'm publishing editorial and keeping the rankings current.

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Where the independence shows up

Start with the rankings. One board per division, argued from the public record instead of inherited from a sanctioning body — and the heavyweight board is the one most people already have an opinion about, which makes it the fastest way to judge whether mine is defensible.

Every name on a board opens a profile. Teofimo Lopez’s page carries the record, the opponents, and what each result moved. The fighter index is the same thing without a division attached, for the nights you want to look someone up before the first bell.

Then the calendar. The schedule is what’s coming; the results are what already happened, card by card. No login, no account, nothing held back for subscribers.