Should Lawrence Okolie have been disqualified against Matty Askin?
In Clarke's Shoes: Andy Clarke considers Lawrence Okolie difficult British title win
Andy Clarke
In Clarke’s Shoes: The real strength of the British boxing system
Never mind styles, BBBofC titles make fights, in more ways than one.
In Clarke’s Shoes: The importance of a title fight
At opposite ends of the boxing spectrum, two title fights this weekend demonstrated the power of this sport, writes Andy Clarke
In Clarke’s Shoes: Umar Sadiq, Richie Gray and the challenge for new pros
In his latest column, Andy Clarke considers the particular challenges faced by new professional fighters like Umar Sadiq and Richie Gray
The most astonishing round on the Joshua-Parker undercard
In Clarke's Shoes: Andy Clarke witnessed the best round he's ever seen on the Joshua-Parker undercard
‘Battering a commentator isn’t the kind of offer fighters get every day’
In Clarke's Shoes: Ever wondered what it's like to be under attack from a professional?
In Clarke’s Shoes: Reaction to Lawrence Okolie vs Isaac Chamberlain
If you feel a fight has let you down, don’t blame the fighters, writes Andy Clarke
Lawrence Okolie vs Isaac Chamberlain – a natural rivalry
In Clarke's Shoes: Andy Clarke on the magic of Lawrence Okolie vs Isaac Chamberlain
Billy Joe Saunders and Martin J Ward herald a rising force in world boxing
In Clarke's Shoes: Andy Clarke on the fighting culture that has produced Billy Joe Saunders and Tyson Fury
The most memorable fight in the last eight weeks
And it's not what you think.
Floyd Mayweather and the curse of the specialist pugilist
In Clarke's Shoes: Mayweather set the template but Lomachenko-Rigondeaux can shift perceptions, writes Andy Clarke
In Clarke’s Shoes: Behind the scenes of the World amateur championships
Andy Clarke explains why professional boxing and amateur boxing are two different worlds