The Muhammad Ali 50
Fifty moments, both good and bad, that shaped the legend of Muhammad Ali
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Celebrating British boxing’s centurions
Miles Templeton on British boxing's 100 club - the backbone of the sport
‘Long live Boxing News’
Norman Giller is an esteemed author of 114 books, he worked as Muhammad Ali’s European publicist, he was a scriptwriter on This Is Your Life and he was a chief sports writer at The Express.
Editor’s Pick: Marvin Hagler – An appreciation of a boxing legend
Thomas Hauser on Marvelous Marvin Hagler
George Groves vs James DeGale 10 years on
Ten years have passed since George Groves got the better of bitter amateur rival James DeGale in the professional ranks.
When the British ABA team trounced New York’s Golden Gloves champions
Looking back on a glorious victory for British amateur boxing
Bantamweight legend Panama Al Brown
Miles Templeton recalls the times when Panama Al Brown toured the UK
Inside Joe Bloom’s famous gym
Hygiene-obsessed Joe Bloom maintained pristine standards at his famous West End gym
Jimmy Wilde – the best of British
Why Jimmy Wilde is the greatest fighter that Britain has ever produced
The 50 greatest one-punch knockouts in boxing history
Some concluded a beating, some came out of the blue.
Horse racing and boxing have long gone ‘hoof in glove’
Alex Daley examines the connection between the turf and the boxing ring
Editor’s Pick: The severed arm of Dan Donnelly
Patrick Myler tells the story of legendary bareknuckle champion Dan Donnelly and how his right arm came to be one of boxing’s grisliest souvenirs
The Tongan Terror Kitione Lave
Kitione Lave brought excitement to British rings in the 1950s
Editor’s Pick: The history of the oversized heavyweight
Oliver Goldstein examined the meaning of the biggest and tallest heavyweights in history
Sparring with Sugar Ray Leonard
Tony Jeffries on his virtual spar with Sugar Ray Leonard