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Dec 09 2022
Derek Chisora, like so many known for their toughness and perseverance, is a boxer whose greatest strength could end up working against him, writes Elliot Worsell
Dec 07 2022
Why it’s increasingly unrealistic to expect boxers to go the ‘traditional route’ in a world entrenched in the immediacy of social media, writes Derek Williams
Dec 05 2022
Even 60,000 fans, a decent undercard and a solid BT broadcast can’t disguise the horrible mismatch atop the bill. Even so, more were interested in that than a superb trilogy bout on DAZN, writes George…
Dec 04 2022
Unforgettable for all the wrong reasons, the question now is, will Derek Chisora remember the three punishing fights he has shared with Tyson Fury in 10 years' time? writes Elliot Worsell
Dec 02 2022
The appeal of a quality domestic fight like Chris Eubank Jnr vs. Liam Smith is diminished somewhat by the pay-per-view label with which it is burdened, writes Elliot Worsell
Nov 29 2022
Is it time for a rule-change to stop major events from cancelling each other out? asks Matt Christie
Nov 25 2022
What nowadays passes for “boxing”, coupled with the sport’s inability to tell people to go away, is potentially damaging its reputation, writes Elliot Worsell
Nov 22 2022
Although it’s too early to get over-excited, news that Gervonta Davies and Ryan Garcia will fight in 2023 is welcome, writes George Gigney
Nov 17 2022
Floyd Mayweather is one of the lucky ones but his inability to walk away highlights exactly how difficult retirement is for boxers, writes Derek Williams
Nov 06 2022
Dmitry Bivol hardly put a foot wrong in the process of taming Gilberto Ramirez in Abu Dhabi, writes Elliot Worsell
Nov 04 2022
Paul Butler is about to embark on what almost everyone is calling an impossible mission: Go to Tokyo and beat Naoya Inoue. Butler sees it very differently, writes Oliver Fennell