Jan 06 2023
2022: The Boxing Year in Review (July to December)
If you thought the first half of the year was weird, the second half only got weirder, writes Matt Christie
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Jan 04 2023
Panel: Which British boxer do you pick to make a splash on the world stage in 2023?
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Dec 19 2022
The 10 fights to make at heavyweight in 2023
With Tyson Fury, Oleksandr Usyk, Joe Joyce and Anthony Joshua all teasing big fights, we take a look at the 10 that MUST happen next year
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Nov 21 2022
Tournament of Dreams: Remembering the British Lionhearts in the World Series of Boxing
In November 2012, the British Lionhearts team made its debut in the World Series of Boxing. A decade on, Lee Murgatroyd looks back at a brief but enjoyable interlude and assesses its influence on British…
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Sep 29 2022
The five-man crew ready to play Whack-a-Joe with “Juggernaut” Joyce
It's hard to say whether Joe Joyce is a marked man or a man to be avoided at this stage, but it's these five heavyweights the "Juggernaut" should be targeting, writes Elliot Worsell
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Sep 27 2022
Panel: How will Joe Joyce fare against the very best heavyweights in the world?
This week's panellists were asked to plot the next step for heavyweight destroyer Joe Joyce
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Sep 27 2022
The Indestructible Mr. Joyce
Joyce’s stunning beatdown of brave Parker should illustrate how exceptional he is, writes Steve Bunce
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Sep 25 2022
BN Verdict: Punching Joe Joyce is even easier than it looks, but not as fun as it sounds
The manner in which Joe Joyce took apart Joseph Parker in Manchester tonight will terrify most of the heavyweight division, writes Elliot Worsell
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Sep 24 2022
Parker and Joyce play the elimination game in Manchester
Top contenders Joyce and Parker go the traditional route and fight for the right to challenge the very best, writes Matt Christie
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Aug 19 2022
The Beltline: Joyce and Usyk are two heavyweights not afraid to be themselves and the awkwardness is refreshing
In a division full of characters, some more genuine than others, Joe Joyce and Oleksandr Usyk bring something both different and refreshing to the party, writes Elliot Worsell