Oliver Fennell
Wayne Elcock is helping the next generation turn their lives around
Oliver Fennell catches up with a fighter enjoying life after an exciting career
10 pro fights by age 18, Tony Curtis is a young man in a hurry
Mentored by a legend, this globetrotting Londoner, who courted Eddie Hearn, is already making moves
The humble scaffolder who fought Muhammad Ali
Brought in as a stepping stone to ‘The Greatest’, Richard Dunn had plans of his own, writes Oliver Fennell
Chilling Effect: Crawford Ashley on his longest, toughest fight
Losing hometown decisions?
Twilight Zone: Strange things happen when a boxer sticks around
Oliver Fennell explores the middle ground between fame and infamy and legacy and embarrassment.
From Mongolia to Manchester: Shinny Bayaar was labelled a traitor in his homeland for chasing the Lonsdale belt
When that British title was then lost on an old nonsensical rule, depression followed that almost cost him his life, writes Oliver Fennelll
The Hand of Fate: Alfonzo Ratliff was dealt a bad hand before his boxing career had even begun
But that didn’t stop him winning a world title and fighting some of the best heavyweights of the ’80s, writes Oliver Fennell
The Ice Bear Cometh: It is not legal to box professionally in Iceland, but Kolbeinn Kristinsson hopes his success in the sport will help overturn the ban
Kolbeinn Kristinsson boxes out of a country where it’s illegal to do so.
A Day in the Life of Gerald McClellan
Oliver Fennell spends an emotional, enlightening and ultimately uplifting day with Gerald and Lisa McClellan
Cheering for the Heel: The reintroduction and repackaging of Prince Patel
Prince Patel upset a lot of people in a short space of time, and then dropped off the British boxing map.