Editor’s Pick: Behind the Scenes with The Executioner, Bernard Hopkins
Glory came late to Bernard Hopkins, arguably the best over-forty fighter ever.
Thomas Hauser
Editor’s Pick: When Roy Jones was the best fighter in the world, and almost the best ever
Thomas Hauser was in the Roy Jones' dressing room before the fight that threatened to knock Sugar Ray Robinson off his perch
‘I realised that horses were being tested for PEDs more often and more thoroughly than boxers.’ Margaret Goodman enters the Hall of Fame
'Fighters should know what boxing is doing to their brain.
Editor’s Pick: The day it all went wrong for Naseem Hamed
Thomas Hauser spent time with ‘Prince’ Naseem Hamed directly before his first professional loss and discovered a fighter with his priorities in the wrong places
Editor’s Pick: ‘Fighting Ricky Hatton cost me my dreams’
Paulie Malignaggi fought for over eight more years after losing to Ricky Hatton.
Raging Bull, Jake, and Vikki LaMotta
Forty years have passed since Raging Bull entered the consciousness of fight fans and moviegoers around the world.
Legend’s fall – The end of Holyfield
James Toney vs Evander Holyfield - The night the whole world knew the journey was over.
Macho Man – The rise and fall of Hector Camacho
In Thomas Hauser's literary review, Christian Giudice's new biography investigates the one and only Hector Camacho
Teofimo Lopez stakes his claim to stardom
But Lomachenko’s claim to greatness is suddenly less convincing after loss to Teofimo Lopez, writes Thomas Hauser
The mysterious death of Arturo Gatti
Killed in Brazil?
The Canelo Supremacy: How Canelo Alvarez established himself as the leading figure in the sport
Behind the scenes at Canelo Alvarez's defining battle with Gennady Golovkin.
The greatest boxing books
Thomas Hauser reveals his choices for the best boxing books ever written
The nature of boxing
From one legendary boxing writer to another: Thomas Hauser reviews the latest book from Donald McRae, In Sunshine Or In Shadow
The last man to beat Mike Tyson
The conqueror of Mike Tyson tells Thomas Hauser he knows exactly how Andy Ruiz is feeling
When Lennox Lewis came to Madison Square Garden
Thomas Hauser remembers the last time a British heavyweight king starred in New York