Editor’s Letter: Greatness beckons for Devin Haney and his many rivals
Haney and his closest rivals now all have the chance to make their mark in history, writes Matt Christie
Matt Christie
Editor’s Letter: Having another governing body oversee Benn vs. Eubank Jnr would signal a worrying power shift
As D-Day looms for plans to stage Eubank Jnr-Benn in February, the promoters turn to another governing body for help, writes Matt Christie
BN Preview: “Bouncebackability” is the word as Conlan, Gill, and others look to return to form on excellent Belfast bill
Several boxers in Belfast need to prove they have ‘a capacity to bounce back quickly from a setback’, writes Matt Christie
BN Preview: Andrade and Benavidez find each other at a time when they probably need each other
Andrade at last finds someone willing to take a chance but that it’s Benavidez could be bad news for the southpaw, writes Matt Christie
Editor’s Letter: From Fury and Usyk, via Frank and Eddie, to Heaney and Denny, last week was a week to remember
Last week boxing reminded us all of why we love the sport, and it couldn't have come at a better time, writes Matt Christie
George Foreman, his lucky shorts, and some poignant advice from his wife
A fascinating interview with the great George Foreman who recalls the night he stunned Michael Moorer to become the oldest heavyweight champion of the world
Editor’s Letter: The Board sanctioning Fury-Ngannou could have far-reaching implications
By sidling up alongside this promotion, they (the British Boxing Board of Control) are to all intents and purposes giving the main event, a blatant mismatch, their blessing, writes Matt Christie
BN Preview: Super-lightweights Jack Catterall and Jorge Linares meet in Liverpool but at the wrong time
Jack Catterall takes on a 38-year-old Jorge Linares who has been a shadow of himself in recent years, writes Matt Christie
Editor’s Letter: Should the boxers be the ones to decide the duration of their contests?
Given the option, most professional boxers would rather fight for longer, yet that doesn't make it wise, says Matt Christie