
Editor’s Letter: Joshua vs. Helenius is not ideal for anyone, yet it could have been worse
Whyte failing a test and Helenius stepping in may not be as bad as it appears, writes Matt Christie

Whyte failing a test and Helenius stepping in may not be as bad as it appears, writes Matt Christie
But is the ongoing criticism of Benn fair?
Two of the finest fighters in boxing come together to decide welterweight supremacy in a showdown oozing with genuine intrigue, writes Matt Christie
When they call Fury vs.
Whyte is the perfect opponent for Joshua, whether he wins or loses, at this stage of his career, writes Matt Christie
The current heavyweight era promised so much but is in danger of being defined by unfulfillment, writes Matt Christie
Straight off the farm and into the latest Conor Benn headline
There are so many reasons why the sanctioning bodies are bad for the sport but, for the boxers, there’s one big shiny redeeming feature that trumps them all, writes Matt Christie
It’s increasingly ludicrous that Ringside Charitable Trust is still battling for our attention, writes Matt Christie
Daniel Kinahan could soon be behind bars – which might be bad news for his band of merry men, writes Matt Christie
Wood and Billam-Smith produced awe-inspiring upset victories in a sport wracked with danger, writes Matt Christie
An early breakdown of the fight of 2023, writes Matt Christie
Weakened by illness but galvanised by family pride, Billam-Smith beats Okolie in a chaotic battle, writes Matt Christie at ringside
Matt Christie wonders if Billam-Smith will have another night to remember on the south coast or if Okolie will revitalise his reputation
Late starts, contentious judging, bogus belts and the spectre of Kinahan were all worthwhile weekend talking points alongside the great fights, writes Matt Christie