Bunce Diary: How the Saudis might have changed this mad business forever
Steve Bunce has witnessed many changes in boxing during his time in the sport, but this latest one may well be the biggest
More Bunce Diaries
Bunce Diary: Richie Giachetti, my bullfighting hombre
Richie Giachetti’s head was the size of a battered pumpkin – and there was no better man to have in your corner, writes Steve Bunce
Bunce Diary: Looking back on the last five years that ended with a four
What to expect in 2024?
Bunce Diary: Memories of one dramatic and emotional night in May
It has been an incredible year, but there was a solitary night that stood out as the most dramatic, writes Steve Bunce
Bunce Diary: The Barry and Joe show comes to Cardiff
Regan adds to the magic generated by Jones and Calzaghe in Cardiff, writes Steve Bunce
Bunce Diary: Every boxer needs a man like Gil Clancy in their corner
Distinguished and effortlessly authoritative, the great trainer knew when to place a hand of support on the shoulder of a boxer, writes Steve Bunce
Bunce Diary: In Dublin’s Crumlin gym you will find green vests, Phil Sutcliffe, and scores of youngsters wanting to be the next Conor McGregor
We should never forget that dreams are made in the backstreet boxing gym, one where punches and courage are formed for the first time, writes Steve Bunce
Bunce Diary: Our boxing business is a business of dreamers and stories often hard to believe
Look beneath the headlines and you’ll find an industry churning out the goods, week-in, week-out, writes Steve Bunce
Bunce Diary: Boxing’s fascination with daft belts reached a frenzied peak in 2002
Back in March 2002, a total of 19 British men held versions of the world title, writes Steve Bunce
Bunce Diary: Mike Tyson and Andrew Golota got down and dirty in the year 2000
When Golota and Tyson collided, fans got exactly what they were paying to see, writes Steve Bunce
Bunce Diary: John H. Stracey’s night of glory in Mexico City should be a movie
The manner in which John H.