Oct 30 2021
Angelo Dundee’s memories of Muhammad Ali and The Rumble in the Jungle
James Slater spoke to Angelo Dundee in 2011 about Muhammad Ali
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Oct 25 2021
Even Rocky Marciano considered risking his legacy with a comeback
Heavyweight greats risking their health and legacies in ill-advised comeback fights may feel like a modern phenomenon, but the Boxing News archives shows that in 1966 Rocky Marciano was considering it
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Oct 16 2021
The making of Tony Sibson
Miles Templeton looks back on the early days of the brilliant Tony Sibson
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Oct 07 2021
The three best heavyweight trilogies in boxing history
Ahead of Fury-Wilder III Matt Bozeat examines the three best heavyweight trilogies from boxing history
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Oct 02 2021
The tale of Frankie Lucas and Carl Speare
Frankie Lucas and Carl Speare had an amateur rivalry with zest and needle
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Sep 27 2021
The story of a North East boxing mecca
The 4,000-seater New St James’ Hall was one of the finest boxing arenas in the north
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Sep 23 2021
Cruiserweight to heavyweight – The hardest leap
The leap from cruiserweight to heavyweight is notoriously tough. Matt Christie examines six cases that might interest both Joshua and Usyk
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Sep 10 2021
The King of Boxing Referees
Eugene Corri was one of the most distinctive and important figures in early 20th-century British boxing, but endured a dramatic fall from grace outside the ring
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Sep 01 2021
Volume punching: Boxing boom once saw 1,000 UK shows a year
Though we’re approaching a busy month of action in the UK, it is nothing compared to days gone by
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Aug 26 2021
The real Max Baer
When London met the real Max Baer – a far cry from the ugly 21st-century Hollywood depiction
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Aug 21 2021
The story of heavyweight Joe Jeannette fighting in Europe
Joe Jeannette hammered five British heavyweights in a combined total of 12 rounds just to start his European tour, writes Miles Templeton