Dec 26 2022
The 50 Greatest Heavyweight Fights of All Time: Part I
50 of the most dramatic tussles in history (50-26)
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Dec 26 2022
Old Head: Ivan Robinson is still paying it forward
Ivan Robinson is a far removed from those two brawls with Arturo Gatti but training up-and-coming boxers always gives him the itch to return, writes Tris Dixon
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Dec 25 2022
Holiday Reading: 2022
The greatest boxing books, by Thomas Hauser
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Dec 24 2022
Robert Smith on boxing in 2022: “Don’t forget all the good things”
Robert Smith, the General Secretary of the British Boxing Board of Control, reflects on a difficult year that included controversial decisions, failed drug tests, mismatches and the spectre of Daniel Kinahan
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Dec 15 2022
Editor’s Letter: Why are we waiting for Crawford vs. Spence?
The system is broken, writes Matt Christie
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Dec 15 2022
Evergreen: Barry Tompkins is still very much in the game
Barry Tompkins is now in his eighties but the legendary commentator has no plans to retire, writes Thomas Gerbasi
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Dec 07 2022
Stress Management: Josh Warrington has come to terms with the demands of his profession
Josh Warrington has learned to contain and make the most of his nerves over the years, whether he’s playing a guitar in front of thousands, working as a dental technician, or fighting little-known Mexicans just…
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Dec 02 2022
Fury vs. Chisora: The Timeline (Or: How did we get here?)
Detailing every step of their long and winding rivalry
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Dec 01 2022
Troy Williamson and Josh Kelly talk mind games and the true meaning of strength
Troy Williamson and Josh Kelly were once friends as amateurs but now, as pros, know that to progress in their respective careers they have to for one night become enemies, writes Elliot Worsell
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Nov 08 2022
20/20 Vision: Egos are left at the door when entering The Boxing House
Manya Klempner has opened three state-of-the art boxing gyms in as many years with a fourth on the way in 2023, writes Matt Christie
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Nov 04 2022
Chasing Rainbows: Paul Butler refuses to be at Naoya Inoue’s service on December 13
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