Declan Warrington
Carl Froch doesn’t want to be remembered for just knocking out George Groves at Wembley
The former world super-middleweight champion chats to Boxing News about a career that should be remembered for more than one fight
The Man in the Middle: Roberto Diaz on the art of matchmaking
Roberto Diaz's influence can still be felt at Golden Boy Promotions, despite his departure, writes Declan Warrington.
Born Champion: Jaron Ennis believes he is the world’s number one
Jaron “Boots” Ennis has recently replaced Terence Crawford as the IBF welterweight belt-holder, signed with Matchroom, and been told that he will defend his title in his home city against his mandatory challenger Cody Crawley
Devin Haney: “I’ve been locked in the dungeon”
Ryan Garcia threatening to unravel has contributed to Devin Haney, one of the world’s finest fighters, keeping a particularly low-profile in the build-up to his highest-profile fight, writes Declan Warrington
Tim Tszyu: “The goal is to be the greatest boxing family ever”
Not long after learning Keith Thurman had been injured and replaced by Sebastian Fundora, Tim Tszyu spoke to Declan Warrington
Like Father, Like Son: Barry Hearn on Eddie Hearn
"I doubted he could last as long – he’s been in the firing line for 10, 15 years – but he has," Barry Hearn tells Declan Warrington
Nobody’s B-Side: O’Shaquie Foster discusses leaving Matchroom for Top Rank and the possibility of fighting Emanuel Navarrete
Ahead of his next title defence, O’Shaquie Foster speaks with Declan Warrington
The Art of the Comeback: How Larry Holmes defied both Father Time and the fat lady waiting to sing
This week in 1992, Larry Holmes scored an unlikely victory over Ray Mercer to breathe new life into a career everyone presumed was finished, writes Declan Warrington
The Truth: Joshua Buatsi knows it’s time to show the world what he can do
Speaking to Declan Warrington, Joshua Buatsi discusses his friendship with Dan Azeez, his departure from Matchroom, and the light heavyweight landscape
The Power of Now: Ten years into retirement, Darren Barker reflects on his professional career
As Darren Barker, 41, approaches 10 years in retirement, he candidly talks to Declan Warrington about his past life, his present one, and the answers he is still seeking
Andre Ward says, “(Joe) Calzaghe would have been a tougher fight than (Anthony) Joshua”
The great Andre Ward, 39, reflects on the moments that defined his hall-of-fame career, his greatest rivals, the modern boxing scene, and more, with Declan Warrington
God’s Plan: Amir Khan, two years into retirement, says he has no regrets
Amir Khan talks to Declan Warrington about his career, his life and his struggles, as well as addresses the failed drug test from which he’s still serving a ban
Perspective: Trainer Joe Goossen’s dedication to boxing continues to define both his and his family’s lives
Joe Goossen’s induction into the International Boxing Hall of Fame earlier this year was recognition of a great career shaped by a near-lifetime’s dedication to the sport, writes Declan Warrington
Jesse Rodriguez on Sunny Edwards: “I’m his opponent, not his friend”
Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez discusses his opponent Sunny Edwards, their date of December 16, and the two events that have changed his life, with Declan Warrington