Joe Louis and Tommy Farr’s unusual coincidence
Miles Templeton recalls a tale of two comebacks
More Boxing History
Veteran writer recalls first boxing show
Regular ringside scribe Jack Hirsch remembers a special night at the fights
Clinton McKenzie recognised at Hall of Fame awards
‘Modern Era’ honour for a quality operator
Ex-champ James Cook’s charity cricket match
Ringside Charitable Trust event a success despite the weather
The great Kid Lewis was one of Britain’s best ever fighters
Ted was a match for any welterweight
A look back at all-action Andy Holligan
Liverpool legend fought Julio Cesar Chavez
When Bob Foster battled Pierre Fourie in South Africa
Jamie Rebner remembers a racial rematch that reverberated beyond the ropes
Nottingham to finally get a statue of legendary boxer
Hall-of-Fame fighter ‘Bendigo’ Thompson was the first recognised southpaw
Joey Singleton was one of Liverpool’s finest from the 1970s
‘Joey the Champ’ hailed from the same place as John Conteh
‘Rumble in the Jungle’ memorabilia up for auction
50th anniversary of classic Ali vs.
Tony Wynne’s immense Welsh legacy
Matt Bozeat meets the amateur boxing godfather
Randolph Turpin, the man who dethroned a legend
British sporting hero revealed the secret behind ‘Sugar’ Ray scalp
Heavyweight legend Henry Cooper as an amateur
Remembering Cooper’s glory days in the unpaid code
The Greatest Achievements in Boxing History – Part One
Dan Morley looks over some of the sport’s legendary achievers
Olympian Kenny Lane had 100 pro fights
Michigan southpaw was “unbelievably clever” in the ring