Apr 06 2022
Sugar Ray Leonard-Marvin Hagler II and nine other rematches that SHOULD have happened
What would have happened if these famous 10 fights had got the rematch they deserved?
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Sep 29 2021
The Perfect Wake: Hopkins vs Trinidad, September 29, 2001
Steve Bunce recalls being in New York for Hopkins vs Trinidad
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Sep 29 2021
In the cheap seats with Matthew Saad Muhammad
Armed with fake credentials and two printed T-shirts, Tris Dixon and Matthew Saad Muhammad embarked on an emotional journey to watch Hopkins-Trinidad at Madison Square Garden
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Sep 29 2021
Cast No Shadow – Bernard Hopkins vs Felix Trinidad 20 years on
Twenty years after the Twin Towers crumbled to the ground and postponed his showdown with Felix Trinidad, Bernard Hopkins reflects on the build-up to that contest, the events of 9/11 and the fight itself, which…
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Sep 02 2021
Felix Trinidad refuses to play a part in Oscar De La Hoya’s fantasy
Puerto Rican legend Felix Trinidad has poured cold water on any chance of a rematch against Oscar De La Hoya, with both men now 48 years old
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Dec 02 2020
On this day: Felix Trinidad and Fernando Vargas share knockdowns, fouls and thrilling violence
The incessant see-sawing between Felix Trinidad and Fernando Vargas ends in the 12th and final round
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Sep 29 2020
On This Day: Bernard Hopkins solidifies his greatness by wrecking the unbeaten record of Felix Trinidad
Felix Trinidad was widely expected to win but Bernard Hopkins had other ideas
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Feb 20 2020
On This Day: Defensive genius Pernell Whitaker beaten clearly for the first time
Felix Trinidad beats Pernell Whitaker to put himself in prime position for a unification clash with Oscar De La Hoya, writes Sam Corbishley
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Feb 13 2020
On This Day: Oscar De La Hoya emerges triumphant from tremendous battle with Ike Quartey
Oscar De La Hoya encounters a violent storm as he attempts to prove his greatness, writes Sam Corbishley
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Jan 16 2020
On This Day: Roy Jones Jnr was born
He may have fallen short of absolute greatness but Roy Jones was unquestionably one of the best of the modern era, writes Matt Christie