Jun 05 2022
Naoya Inoue and Nonito Donaire prepare another thriller
Elliot Worsell previews the sequel to one of the best fights in recent memory between Naoya Inoue and Nonito Donaire
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Jun 03 2022
Stephen Fulton takes on Daniel Roman
Stephen Fulton vs Daniel Roman is shaping up to be another memorable clash in the 122lbs weight class, writes Nigel Collins
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Jun 03 2022
Joe Cordina faces his acid test
Joe Cordina looks to become a hometown hero against Ogawa in Cardiff, writes John Dennen
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Jun 03 2022
George Kambosos vs Devin Haney: Who wins?
Without key members from his team, Devin Haney heads to Australia take on George Kambosos in fascinating lightweight showdown, writes Matt Christie
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Jun 02 2022
Danny Roman – No more Mr. Nice Guy
Danny Roman tells Lewis Watson why he is more than happy to be the underdog against Stephen Fulton Jnr this weekend
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Jun 02 2022
Joe Cordina: ‘My punches are going to hurt and take their toll over a 12-round fight’
Ahead of the biggest fight of his pro career, Joe Cordina explains why dropping weight has made him stronger as he sets his sights on becoming a PPV star. By Glynn Evans
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Jun 02 2022
George Kambosos: ‘I still have that contender mentality’
George Kambosos Jnr is now the world lightweight champion but he’s not changed a bit, which might be bad news for Devin Haney, writes Phil Rogers
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Jun 02 2022
Stephen Fulton: ‘This is all about me now’
The criticism of my recent performances stung but now I am just fighting how I want to fight and who I want to fight, says Stephen Fulton
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Jun 01 2022
Bunce Diaries: University education
Two days after Anthony Joshua encounters disrespect at Loughborough, the students behave much better the university championships in Walsall, writes Steve Bunce
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May 31 2022
A change might be just what Anthony Joshua needs
Anthony Joshua to bring in Robert Garcia as his mission to gain revenge over Usyk gathers pace
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May 31 2022
Gervonta Davis is at a crossroads
Gervonta Davis has some decisions to make as he reaches crucial juncture of his career, writes George Gigney