
Remembering Seaman Arthur Hayes
Miles Templeton on Seaman Arthur Hayes, one of the best fighters of a golden British era

Miles Templeton on Seaman Arthur Hayes, one of the best fighters of a golden British era
Miles Templeton on how Hogan Kid Bassey repaid George Biddles
Gunner Moir was the heavyweight champion of his country when he became the first Briton to challenge for the world crown under modern rules against Tommy Burns in 1907.
Boxing scoring has always divided opinion, as the 1979 Needham-Cowdell contest illustrates, writes Miles Templeton
Miles Templeton tells the story of Bandsman Blake, a forgotten British champion
Floyd Mayweather uses his 50-0 record as evidence that he is ‘The Best Ever’.
Miles Templeton remembers Dick Gunn and Dick Gunn, who both made their mark in Olympic boxing
In October 2001, the fearsome Mike Tyson ventured to Denmark to take on the 62-1 Brian Nielsen.
When Ernie Roderick challenged Henry Armstrong, one of the greatest fighters to ever step foot in a British ring
Alan Hubbard explains what it was like to be a ringside reporter at The Fight of the Century
Jack Hirsch examines the consequences and what ifs of some huge pivotal moments in boxing history
The case of Edwin John proves that the phenomenon of the celebrity boxer is nothing new, writes Mile Templeton
On March 4 2017 Tony Bellew unleashed mayhem against David Haye at the O2 Arena.
The Board’s 1968 decision to add new weight classes did not work out well, writes Miles Templeton
Steve Bunce watched Josh Taylor edge ever closer to greatness as he proved he’s the best in his weight class following a stirring war with Jose Ramirez