Extracurricular: Tommy Hicks was one of boxing’s great multi-taskers
Former light-heavyweight contender Tommy Hicks tells Jack Hirsch how he secured a world title shot against ring legend while holding down a job as a teacher
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Carlos Ortiz: A great in the eyes of those who remember him
But Carlos Ortiz, who passed away this month, did not get the recognition he deserved, writes Jack Hirsch
Demolition Man: Beterbiev sends shockwaves through the 175-pound division with mauling of Smith Jnr
Beterbiev outclasses Smith in one-sided thrashing, writes Jack Hirsch from ringside
Gervonta Davis ices Rolando Romero with one-punch finish
Gervonta Davis wows the crowd but now it’s time to fight a worthwhile rival, writes Jack Hirsch at ringside
Judging Canelo
Jack Hirsch investigated whether Canelo Álvarez really gets preferential treatment from boxing judges – an accusation regularly levelled at the mighty Mexican
Terence Crawford must be next for Errol Spence
Errol Spence must face Terence Crawford next after his dominant victory over Yordenis Ugas, writes Jack Hirsch
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?
15 reasons Joe Louis was greater than Muhammad Ali
Jack Hirsch makes the case why Joe Louis should be considered a greater fighter than even Muhammad Ali
10 heavyweight champions who ducked their closest rivals – from John L Sullivan to Riddick Bowe via Muhammad Ali and Larry Holmes
Heavyweight dream fights have a history of eluding boxing fans
Roman Gonzalez reminds us how great he once was and still is
Roman Gonzalez underlines his status as one of the best in the game against Julio Cesar Martinez, writes Jack Hirsch
Alternate histories: The moments that changed boxing, and how they could have been different
Jack Hirsch examines the consequences and what ifs of some huge pivotal moments in boxing history
Succeeding Muhammad Ali
When Muhammad was forced off the heavyweight throne in 1967, the World Boxing Association staged an audacious eight-man tournament to find a successor.
Steve Lott is gone but not forgotten
Steve Lott made his mark in boxing history but is too often forgotten, writes Jack Hirsch
Revisited: Don’t listen to Teofimo Lopez, George Kambosos’ victory was richly deserved
In November George Kambosos stunned Teofimo Lopez to rule the world at lightweight.
Luis Ortiz proves the last thing a fighter loses is his punch
Luis Ortiz looked every bit his age against Charles Martin, but got the result he needed.