May 25 2022
Joshua Buatsi has taken small steps, but that was the right thing to do
Joshua Buatsi’s small steps are more beneficial than giant leaps like Danny Dignum’s, writes Matt Christie
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May 25 2022
The ‘Hard-Hitting Gravedigger’ Tony Barlow
Miles Templeton remembers Manchester flyweight, Tony Barlow
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May 23 2022
The swindle that threatened to change boxing
How Harold Smith almost conquered the boxing world with bent cash
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May 23 2022
Who is the best fighter in the world today?
Matt Christie considers the top 10 active male pound-for-pound fighters according to the Transnational Boxing Rankings Board
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May 20 2022
Joshua Buatsi vs Craig Richards: Who wins?
South Londoners Joshua Buatsi and Craig Richards meet in what promises to be an excellent battle at the O2, writes John Dennen
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May 19 2022
The legacy of Amir Khan
A tribute to the career of Amir Khan, a fighter who changed the face of British boxing, writes Elliot Worsell
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May 19 2022
The boxing broadcast battle is underway
The competition for the boxing audience highlights a healthy marketplace, writes George Gigney in his media review
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May 19 2022
Stop championing these sanctioning bodies
Enough talk of the 'four belt era'. Please, for the love of boxing, stop championing these sanctioning bodies, writes Matt Christie
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May 18 2022
Jacob Robinson: ‘I have big shoes to fill. But I’ve inherited dad’s strength. I was born strong’
Steve Robinson is my father, my trainer and I am determined to emulate his achievements… but I don’t feel any pressure. Jacob Robinson speaks in his own words
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May 17 2022
Denzel Bentley and Linus Udofia show how to do the British title proud
Denzel Bentley regained the British title after a scintillating scrap with Linus Udofia, writes Roy Kelly from ringside
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May 17 2022
Jermell Charlo takes over
Jermell Charlo and Brian Castaño again bring out the best in each other before Jermell scores spectacular victory, writes Declan Warrington from ringside