When Muhammad Ali became the champion
Muhammad Ali or Cassius Clay as he was then known upset Sonny Liston on February 25 1964, writes Matt Christie
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The lost treasures of 1970s boxing
Footage of fighters like Tim Wood and Phil Martin boxing in the 1970s is hard to come by, writes Miles Templeton
On This Day: Ten Valentine’s Day title fights, featuring Evander Holyfield and more
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10 famously bald boxers
These 10 fighters are synonymous with their hairless domes
When Dave Charnley, the ‘Dartford Destroyer,’ sat down with Boxing News
We delve into the BN archives for an interview with the late, great British lightweight legend Dave Charnley
On This Day: Naseem Hamed was born in 1974
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Boxing and Frank Sinatra
Tris Dixon tells the Boxing Life Story of the one and only Frank Sinatra
How to box – Tony Jeffries explains
Watch Tony Jeffries demonstrate the basics of how to box
Before they were murderers: When Boxing News met the Kray twins
A 1951 article from the Boxing News archives revealed Ron was the more aggressive of the Kray twins and considered how they should be matched.
Ewart Potgieter – Bigger than Valuev
Although only a novice, Ewart Potgieter’s immense size earned him star billing in Britain in the mid-1950s
Ray Opoku made his mark
Ray Opoku and the history of Ghanaian fighters in the UK
Editor’s Pick: When the mob ruled boxing
The evil empire of Frankie Carbo and Jim Norris over boxing in the 1940s and 1950s left the sport’s reputation in tatters and several top fighters in financial ruin.