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There was a time not long ago when women's boxing was in the wilderness, writes Steve Bunce
Bunce Diary: Jeddah, a week to remember and to forget
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Bunce Diary: The view from Jeddah’s Shangri-La hotel
I could see the old Joshua this week in Jeddah, says Steve Bunce
Bunce Diary: The End of the Games
Steve Bunce reflects on a successful 2022 Commonwealth Games
Bunce Diaries: The fortunes of the island boys at the Commonwealth Games
The Pacific Islanders endure a difficult start to Birmingham 2022 but still we root for them, writes Steve Bunce
Bunce Diaries: Funerals, fighters and friends
Boxers have always been good at funerals, writes Steve Bunce
The Demons of Frankie Lucas
In his latest diary entry, Steve Bunce tells the story of Frankie Lucas, the lost fighter who didn't want to be found
The Off-Season: A brief history of British underdogs travelling overseas in August
British underdogs jetting off to bizarre locations in August is nothing new, writes Steve Bunce
The Haringey Box Cup: Where champions are born
The Haringey Box Cup is, and must remain, an honoured fixture in the boxing calendar
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How The Beatles ended up getting chinned by Muhammad Ali
Bunce Diaries: University education
Two days after Anthony Joshua encounters disrespect at Loughborough, the students behave much better the university championships in Walsall, writes Steve Bunce