Editor’s Letter: In appreciation of Anthony Joshua
Whether Joshua wins titles again is irrelevant, what he has already achieved is worthy of significant praise, writes Matt Christie
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Editor’s Letter: Wardley vs. Clarke was a fight for the ages
The British heavyweight title fight between Fabio Wardley and Frazer Clarke was boxing at its bravest and most everlasting, writes Matt Christie
Editor’s Letter: Dalton Smith and the art of matchmaking
Each step that Dalton Smith has taken thus far has been excellently executed, writes Matt Christie
Editor’s Letter: Feel-good tales from the Board awards
The latest Board of Control awards ceremony showcases the best aspects of our sport, writes Matt Christie
Editor’s Letter: Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson is a monstrosity
Tyson versus Paul is the latest lesson destined to be ignored, writes Matt Christie
Editor’s Letter: When a heavyweight unexpectedly falls, there really is nothing else quite like it
Editor Matt Christie explains why the drama of witnessing the unexpected in the heavyweight division is as good as sport gets
Editor’s Letter: Canelo Alvarez and the precarious pinnacle
Canelo Alvarez has been accused of not meeting our expectations – which is a common theme throughout history, writes Matt Christie
Editor’s Letter: Forget all the pushing and shoving, the real stories can be found in the minds of Taylor and Catterall
Everything else is just window dressing, says Matt Christie
Editor’s Letter: Although boxing appears to be thriving in 2024, that doesn’t mean we can’t address difficult issues
Don't be afraid to confront the uncomfortable, writes Matt Christie
Editor’s Letter: A cut eye and a postponement leave Tyson Fury facing unfair criticism
There is only one way to respond, writes Matt Christie
Editor’s Letter: The need for boxing aftercare has never been greater
As another boxer falls victim to depression, we are reminded of the importance of a care home for retired fighters, writes Matt Christie
Editor’s Letter: The notion of ‘robbery’ will remain for as long as the current scoring system is in place
As it become harder and harder to understand how fights are scored, it becomes easier for fans to then scream "robbery" when a fight is close, writes Matt Christie
Editor’s Letter: Can we be sure that Artur Beterbiev’s atypical finding was a lot of fuss about nothing?
Editor Matt Christie explains what an "atypical finding" actually means and suggests that the mixed reaction to Artur Beterbiev's had more to do with allegiance than knowledge
Editor’s Letter: The heavyweight division is in the midst of one of its most exciting periods in history
Turki Al-Sheikh is the man responsible for bringing the heavyweight division back to life, writes Matt Christie
Editor’s Letter: Five things that happened in 2023 that caught me by genuine surprise
Matt Christie recalls five tales of the unexpected from the past calendar year