On This Day: Roberto Duran was born in 1951
Matt Christie profiles the legendary 'Hands of Stone', Roberto Duran
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The trial of Seaman Tommy Watson
Patrick Connor tells the story of Seaman Tommy Watson, an English fighter forced to earn his shot at Kid Chocolate by engaging in a series of hastily arranged gym fights in New York
On This Day: When Joe Frazier stunned Howard Cosell as he entered the ring
Looking back on the 1976 rematch between George Foreman and Joe Frazier
Test your knowledge on British heavyweights who fought undisputed champions
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On This Day: Max Baer sets new record for knockdowns against Primo Carnera
Max Baer decks Primo Carnera an astonishing 11 times in 11 rounds
On This Day: Was Thomas Hearns really robbed in the Sugar Ray Leonard rematch?
Accusations of drug use, a murder charge and a rematch to remember between Hearns and Leonard
The difference between a ‘street fighter’s’ power punch and a boxer’s power punch
Tony Jeffries demonstrates the difference between a 'street fighter's' power punch and a boxer's power punch
Panama Al Brown, the revolver, the stolen scorecard and the battered judge
Alex Daley revisits an extraordinary episode from the career of the great Panama Al Brown
How to box – the essentials
To learn how to box, Tony Jeffries demonstrates what you need to know
What to watch from boxing history this week
Two violent encounters bookend three memorable British victories in your latest YouTube guide, from Matt Christie
Five secrets to team GB’s success in amateur boxing
Former elite GB boxer Tony Jeffries reveals an Olympic boxing drill to make your boxing better
How to skip like a boxer
Olympic bronze medallist Tony Jeffries explains how to skip like a boxer
Historic fighters who rose through the weight classes
When there were only eight weight classes, rising through the divisions was an exceptional feat.
What to watch from boxing history this week
Two major upsets feature in our latest selection of classics from boxing history, writes Paul Wheeler
When unheralded Harry Craster beat Marcel Cerdan
Alex Daley pays tribute to legendary Frenchman Marcel Cerdan and remembers the only bout he lost on British soil