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Mar 23, 2017

Jack Arnfield and Brian Rose prepare for the Battle for Blackpool

Brian Rose and Jack Arnfield discuss their clash this weekend, writes Peter Mann

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Jack Arnfield and Brian Rose prepare for the Battle for Blackpool

matthew macklin

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Apr 07, 2016

The stakes are high for Matthew Macklin and Brian Rose

George Gigney speaks to Matthew Macklin and Brian Rose ahead of their fight

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The stakes are high for Matthew Macklin and Brian Rose

Demetrius-Andrade

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Aug 14, 2015

Demetrius Andrade files appeal with WBO

The 2008 Olympian is appealing the WBO’s decision to strip him of their title

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Demetrius Andrade files appeal with WBO

Luke Campbell-Tommy Coyle

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Aug 01, 2015

LIVE BLOG Luke Campbell versus Tommy Coyle

John Dennen provide the live updates from ringside in Hull

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LIVE BLOG Luke Campbell versus Tommy Coyle

Golovkin

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Aug 01, 2015

Gennady Golovkin’s trainer preparing Carson Jones for Brian Rose

Rose and Jones rematch on the Campbell-Coyle undercard in Hull

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Gennady Golovkin’s trainer preparing Carson Jones for Brian Rose

Brian Rose-Carson Jones

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Jul 27, 2015

Carson Jones: ‘My daughter punches harder than Brian Rose’

Jones vows to knockout Rose out again

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Carson Jones: ‘My daughter punches harder than Brian Rose’

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Apr 20, 2015

Anthony Joshua fights Rafael Zumbano Love on May 9 in Birmingham

Joshua gets South American appetiser before Kevin Johnson test

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Anthony Joshua fights Rafael Zumbano Love on May 9 in Birmingham

Flanagan-Ormond

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Feb 19, 2015

Mickey Vann analyses the weekend’s controversial refereeing decisions

Vann has some sympathy for Stephen Ormond, and predicts trouble for Martin Murray and Paul Smith

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Mickey Vann analyses the weekend’s controversial refereeing decisions

DerrickRossy

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Feb 17, 2015

Eric Armit’s Weekly Boxing Results February 17

The most comprehensive online round-up features wins for Derric Rossy, Terry Flanagan, Carson Jones and Adrian Estrella

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Eric Armit’s Weekly Boxing Results February 17

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Feb 17, 2015

EXCLUSIVE Carson Jones: Brian Rose looked like a deer learning to walk, he had no legs

Carson Jones, speaking to James Slater, defends the controversial victory over Brian Rose and calls out Cornelius Bundrage

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EXCLUSIVE Carson Jones: Brian Rose looked like a deer learning to walk, he had no legs

Brian Rose

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Feb 15, 2015

Boxing results: Carson Jones stuns Brian Rose in one round

Rose disputes the stoppage defeat

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Boxing results: Carson Jones stuns Brian Rose in one round

Brian Rose

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Feb 13, 2015

Brian Rose desperate for a second world title shot

Brian Rose regrets his performance against WBO champ Demetrius Andrade

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Brian Rose desperate for a second world title shot

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Feb 12, 2015

The Prizefighter draw is in

Favourites Luke Keeler and Jack Arnfield could meet in the final

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The Prizefighter draw is in

Martin-Murray

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Feb 12, 2015

Steve Wood: Martin Murray facing ‘colossal’ task against Gennady Golovkin

But the promoter is predicting joy for Brian Rose against Carson Jones

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Steve Wood: Martin Murray facing ‘colossal’ task against Gennady Golovkin

Brian Rose

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Feb 11, 2015

Brian Rose: ‘Carson Jones will walk on to my jab’

But defeat to Jones could spell the end of Rose’s career

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Brian Rose: ‘Carson Jones will walk on to my jab’

Feb 11, 2015

February 12

TysonSpinks

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Feb 10, 2015

Mickey Vann: Beating Michael Spinks was NOT Mike Tyson’s best performance

Mickey Vann also looks at Brian Rose’s return and weighs up Derry Mathews’ chances of winning the world title

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Mickey Vann: Beating Michael Spinks was NOT Mike Tyson’s best performance

Feb 05, 2015

FEBRUARY 5

FrankWarren

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Jan 28, 2015

Steve Wood: Boxing promoters should be friends and not enemies

Promoter Steve Wood starts his Boxing News blogging duties with an insightful look into the problems and solutions facing British boxing

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Steve Wood: Boxing promoters should be friends and not enemies

Brian Rose

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Jan 23, 2015

Brian Rose admits he’s meeting Carson Jones in Last Chance Saloon

Brian Rose hoping to secure another world title shot with victory over Carson Jones

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Brian Rose admits he’s meeting Carson Jones in Last Chance Saloon

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Boxing News was founded in 1909 by original editor John Murray as, simply, Boxing. Murray had been a regular contributor to Health & Strength magazine and convinced its owner, Bill Berry (later Lord Camrose) to launch a weekly magazine dedicated solely to boxing. It is believed Murray had been inspired by Jack Johnson beating Tommy Burns to become the first black World heavyweight champion. In his first editorial, Murray stated, "Boxing will stand for good clean sport. Its success of failure is in the hands of those who believe in sport of this character. Our energies will be devoted to giving the best paper that time, thought and money can devise." When circulation began to decline in the depression days of the late 20s, the name of the magazine was changed to Boxing, Racing and Football. In October 1931, the paper was sold to a syndicate of London sportsmen, who installed Sydney Rushton, a long-time London fight reporter, as the new editor. The layout changed, the page size was increased and Rushton proved less popular than Murray. The paper was again put up for sale and, while waiting for a buyer, the old features were reinstated and there was no official Editor. Another set of sportsmen bought the paper and Godfrey Williams was named editor. He attempted to run Boxing as a newspaper, cutting popular features and reducing news stories down to the shortest possible length. The circulation quickly dropped to its lowest ever.

Billy Masters, a city printer and huge boxing fan, saved the paper, appointing W.H. Millier as the new editor. He completely reinvigorated the magazine, helped in no small measure by its first colour cover. In 1935, Millier departed and the owner replaced him with Sydney Ackland, who had previously worked as John Murray's assistant editor and had been taught by him. World War II brought many changes as first Sydney, then replacement Stanley Nelson, contributed to the war effort. Murray made a popular comeback as editor but ill health forced him to step down in 1941. Gilbert Odd took over until the building housing the paper was destroyed by the enemy. Odd was then called up for national service and both Masters and Murray served further terms. Now with the new name of Boxing News, the paper was bought by Australian publicist Vivian Brodzky and former promoter Sydney Hulls. Northern sports writer Bert Callis was the new editor. Odd took over for a second term upon Callis’ retirement. Odd implemented the tradition of reporting the results and fighters' weights for every single fight in the country. When Odd quit to write books, he was succeeded by Jack Wilson and then Tim Riley. When Brodzky died, Boxing News was sold twice in quick succession, and Graham Houston became editor in 1971, immediately broadening the range of coverage, especially in North America. Houston left in 1977 to work on morning newspapers in Canada. This prompted the appointment of perhaps BN's greatest Editor of recent years, Harry Mullan. Circulation increased exponentially during the Mullan years, which doubled as a time of great change in the boxing world. Most notable new developments were the proliferation of ‘world’ titles and the increase in the number of major British promoters. Mullan was fiercely principled and tremendously well respected in the boxing fraternity. When Mullan left in October 1996, he was given this glowing tribute from then BN Publisher Peter Kravitz: "His writing stands comparison with the Lieblings, Hausers and Mailers of this century of boxing." Assistant Editor Claude Abrams succeeded Mullan in November 1996. Boxing News was redesigned and switched to a full-colour format and become more extensive in content. In March 1999 the paper went to A3 size before reverting to A4, and increasing in size to 48 pages (from 24) in September 2005. The magazine remained the main trade paper in Britain. Abrams left BN – after 22 years – in December 2009, just three months after the publication celebrated its centenary, and was succeeded as editor by Tris Dixon.

Tris left the magazine in December 2014, with Matt Christie taking over as editor.
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