Anthony Joshua still has plenty he wants to achieve in the sport, but that doesn't mean he won't embrace retirement when it comes, writes Declan Warrington
Between the recent death of his godmother, and a lawsuit filed against his promoter, Jermaine Franklin has a lot on his plate ahead of Saturday's heavyweight fight against Anthony Joshua, writes Declan Warrington
Ahead of his crucial fight this Saturday against Jermaine Franklin, an under pressure Anthony Joshua tells Declan Warrington "nobody is perfect"
Dmitriy Salita, in promoting Jermaine Franklin, Jarrell Miller and Otto Wallin, is becoming a sizeable player in heavyweight boxing.
Billy Graham can’t let go of boxing, the sport he both adores and despises, writes Declan Warrington
Having come of age as a fighter, Anthony Yarde intends on taking a holiday and recuperating before deciding his next move.
Russ Anber's heroes are not the fighters but the great cornermen of the past, those with a towel over their shoulder and a Q-tip in their mouth, writes Declan Warrington
Once the bitterest of enemies, 2022 was the year when Carl Froch and George Groves let bygones be bygones to become close friends, writes Declan Warrington
Away from the crowd, and therefore the temptation to entertain, George Groves revisits his rivalry, and friendship, with Carl Froch
Carl Froch revisits one of British boxing’s most compelling ever rivalries
Fifty years after Muhammad Ali was charmed by Ireland as much as Ireland was charmed by Ali, Declan Warrington recounts the week of ‘The Greatest’s’ transformative fight with Alvin ‘Blue’ Lewis at Dublin’s Croke Park
Ten years have passed since Ricky Hatton, after three-and-a-half years of abusing his body, returned to the ring against Vyacheslav Senchenko.
Having shared two fights with both of them, there is perhaps no man better positioned than Steve Collins to comment on Chris Eubank and Nigel Benn, writes Declan Warrington
Top Cuban coach Ismael Salas, who will be in Joe Joyce's corner this weekend, walks Declan Warrington through his journey from Cuba to Asia, Australia and the United States of America
Forty-seven years before KSI claimed he became the first to fight more than one opponent on the same night, George Foreman fought, and beat, five.
