Editor’s Pick: When Mexican hero Julio Cesar Chavez went 89-0 against Andy Holligan
Andy Holligan loses to Julio Cesar Chavez, Norris is stunned by Brown and I’m floored by the mind-bending conditions, recalls Steve Bunce
More Boxing History
The boxers of Wales
Gareth Jones’ exhaustive book series provides fitting tributes to well known, and lesser known, Welsh boxers, writes Alex Daley
Muhammad Ali: The fighter who made the greatest impression outside the ring
Born on this day in 1942 Muhammad Ali confronted boundaries like no other.
Yesterday’s Heroes: The Other Trevor Francis
Before Dean Francis became a British fan favourite, his father proved himself to be a very capable fighter
Made in Manchester – The story of the Collyhurst gym
Alex Daley tells the story of the ramshackle Collyhurst gym that produced three outstanding champions
Revisited: Don’t listen to Teofimo Lopez, George Kambosos’ victory was richly deserved
In November George Kambosos stunned Teofimo Lopez to rule the world at lightweight.
Revisited: Canelo Alvarez – King of the World
Caleb Plant asked real questions of Álvarez, and Canelo found the answers in their thrilling November fight.
Revisited: Manny Pacquiao – The end of a legend
After one of the greatest of all boxing careers, the only thing left for Manny Pacquiao was retirement following his loss in August to Yordenis Ugas, wrote Matt Christie
Randall Tex Cobb: ‘They called me a fat, cowardly, cocaine-snorting, fight-fixing cheat. Who they calling fat?’
Steve Bunce on the hellraiser, Randall Tex Cobb
The Terry Lawless stable
Terry Lawless certainly knew how to produce world-class fighters, writes Miles Templeton
The Gun – revisiting a historic gym
Alex Daley on the Gun, a gym that emerged in the right place at the right time
Jim Cooper – Henry’s twin brother
What about Jim Cooper?
On This Day: Juan Manuel Marquez stuns the boxing world as he ices Manny Pacquiao
Jack Webb looks back on the night Juan Manuel Marquez flattened Manny Pacquiao
Nat Dresner – Edinburgh’s Mr. Boxing
From staging Scotland’s first British and European title fight to setting attendance records, Nat Dresner made remarkable strides in his six years as a promoter, writes Alex Daley
The man who brought down Benny Lynch
Jimmy Warnock is the fighter who highlighted Benny Lynch’s sudden demise, writes Miles Templeton