Nov 30 2022
Bunce Diary: How boxing packed 50 stories into just a few hectic days
Steve Bunce reports on a weekend of extremes in British boxing
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News
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Nov 30 2022
The Outsider: Opportunity knocks for Kevin Lerena
Kevin Lerena explains to Thomas Gerbasi how a call from Frank Warren convinced him to pack his bags
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Nov 30 2022
Zach Parker: “I want people to understand”
My career could have been over if I’d continued but now I will be back stronger, says Zach Parker
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Nov 29 2022
Media Review: Boxing’s scheduling clashes are no good for anyone
Is it time for a rule-change to stop major events from cancelling each other out? asks Matt Christie
Feature
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Nov 30 2022
The Outsider: Opportunity knocks for Kevin Lerena
Kevin Lerena explains to Thomas Gerbasi how a call from Frank Warren convinced him to pack his bags
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Nov 24 2022
Unfinished Business: Dillian Whyte says he is far from finished as a heavyweight force
Dillian Whyte is coming off the most convincing defeat of his career and tragedy in his personal life. But he insists the best of him is still to come, writes Declan Taylor
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Nov 21 2022
Tournament of Dreams: Remembering the British Lionhearts in the World Series of Boxing
In November 2012, the British Lionhearts team made its debut in the World Series of Boxing. A decade on, Lee Murgatroyd looks back at a brief but enjoyable interlude and assesses its influence on British…
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Opinion
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Nov 04 2022
The Beltline: A Russian and a Mexican walk into a Middle East hotel
A light-heavyweight fight involving two unbeaten boxers with a combined 64-0 record should generate more interest than it has, writes Elliot Worsell
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Oct 25 2022
Sweet D Files: Drug-taking is rife in boxing and something needs to be done
Stop acting surprised and take steps to sort it out instead, says Derek Williams
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Oct 03 2022
Sweet D Files: When it comes to women’s boxing, male boxers should watch and learn
Women’s boxing highlights where the men are letting themselves down, writes Derek "Sweet D" Williams
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History
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Nov 21 2022
Yesterday’s Heroes: From Area Champion to Third Man
The story of Mark Hart, a former British title challenger who made the switch to refereeing
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Jul 27 2022
Yesterday’s Heroes: The McGrail Family Tree
The fighting ancestors of Joe and Peter
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May 04 2022
Editor’s Pick: The story of Jack Johnson, Stanley Ketchel and the pantomime that went wrong
Stanely Ketchel either agreed to an authentic finish or betrayed Jack Johnson halfway through their swindle. Carlos Acevedo tells the story
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May 03 2022
Sugar Ray Robinson: There will never be another
He is Walker Smith, who boxed under the ring name of Sugar Ray Robinson and lit up the Forties and Fifties with a dazzling array of skill, power, good looks and, when he had to,…
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Apr 21 2022
The (brief) history of two Britons fighting for world heavyweight belts
Ahead of Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte boxing for the WBC's heavyweight belt, Matt Bozeat chronicles the short history of two Brits fighting for a major heavyweight belt
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Apr 03 2022
Gunner Moir – The fascinating story of a fight from a forgotten era
Gunner Moir was the heavyweight champion of his country when he became the first Briton to challenge for the world crown under modern rules against Tommy Burns in 1907. Simon Euan-Smith tells the fascinating story…
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Mar 23 2022
Editor’s Pick: Floyd Mayweather and the unbeatables
Floyd Mayweather uses his 50-0 record as evidence that he is ‘The Best Ever’. Eric Armit investigated some other unbeaten runs in boxing history that test ‘Money’s’ theory to the max
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Mar 20 2022
Editor’s Pick: The inside story of ‘Iron’ Mike Tyson in Denmark
In October 2001, the fearsome Mike Tyson ventured to Denmark to take on the 62-1 Brian Nielsen. Here's what really happened...
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Mar 08 2022
Ringside at the Fight of the Century
Alan Hubbard explains what it was like to be a ringside reporter at The Fight of the Century
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Mar 08 2022
Alternate histories: The moments that changed boxing, and how they could have been different
Jack Hirsch examines the consequences and what ifs of some huge pivotal moments in boxing history
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Jul 27 2022
Yesterday’s Heroes: The McGrail Family Tree
The fighting ancestors of Joe and Peter
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May 04 2022
Editor’s Pick: The story of Jack Johnson, Stanley Ketchel and the pantomime that went wrong
Stanely Ketchel either agreed to an authentic finish or betrayed Jack Johnson halfway through their swindle. Carlos Acevedo tells the story
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May 03 2022
Sugar Ray Robinson: There will never be another
He is Walker Smith, who boxed under the ring name of Sugar Ray Robinson and lit up the Forties and Fifties with a dazzling array of skill, power, good looks and, when he had to,…
Amateur
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May 30 2022
GB boxers win eight medals at the European championships
A major medal haul for Great Britain at the men's European championships in Armenia
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May 26 2022
The first Angel of the North Box Cup starts this weekend
The first Angel of the North Box Cup takes place at the Rainton Arena this weekend (Saturday May 28 to Sunday May 29), writes John Dennen
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May 18 2022
Boxing’s Olympic crisis rolls on
The furore over the election of the IBA president is a grave warning that boxing will fail to be restored to the LA Olympics, writes John Dennen
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May 17 2022
Ireland’s Lisa O’Rourke and Amy Broadhurst secure World championship medals
GB hopes miss out in the World championship quarter-finals, while two Irish boxers are in the medals
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May 13 2022
Cindy Ngamba: ‘Once I believe in myself. I know I can do anything’
Cindy Ngamba is fighting for even more than medals, writes John Dennen
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May 12 2022
Shona Whitwell came back from a career-threatening injury to represent GB at the World championships
'Now is definitely my time,' Shona Whitwell tells John Dennen
Fitness
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Feb 17 2022
How to fight like Vasiliy Lomachenko
Lee Wylie examined what makes Vasyl Lomachenko the best boxer on the planet today
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Nov 06 2021
How Canelo Alvarez engineers his knockouts
It's misdirection, anticipation and forward thinking that Canelo Alvarez uses to set up his knockouts. And Tony Jeffries believes he would have beaten some of the all-time greats
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Nov 04 2021
What the world’s greatest boxers all have in common
Tony Jeffries demonstrates what sets the world's best boxers apart from the rest
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Aug 23 2021
Juan Manuel Marquez explains his success
In his own words, Juan Manuel Marquez told Fighting Fit how he became so good
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Jun 30 2021
Tony Jeffries looks into Logan Paul and the matter of Youtubers in boxing
Olympic medallist Tony Jeffries speaks to the man who turned Logan Paul into a boxer, Milton Supreme
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Apr 06 2021
Sparring with Sugar Ray Leonard
Tony Jeffries on his virtual spar with Sugar Ray Leonard
Premium
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Nov 30 2022
Bunce Diary: How boxing packed 50 stories into just a few hectic days
Steve Bunce reports on a weekend of extremes in British boxing
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Nov 30 2022
Zach Parker: “I want people to understand”
My career could have been over if I’d continued but now I will be back stronger, says Zach Parker
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Nov 29 2022
Adam Azim destroys Rylan Charlton in breathtaking fashion
Azim looks special in crushing Charlton, writes Daniel Herbert
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Nov 29 2022
Yesterday’s Heroes: The Strange Case of Johnny Mann
When Mann was supposed to be challenging for the British title he was declared a missing person
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Nov 29 2022
Zach Parker’s damaged right hand could lead John Ryder into the arms of Canelo Alvarez
Parker’s fractured hand might lead Ryder to Canelo, writes Matt Bozeat from ringside
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Nov 29 2022
Dillian Whyte does just enough to beat Jermaine Franklin, but will need to be better in future
Whyte below-par but squeaks through against big underdog Franklin, writes Declan Taylor from ringside
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