The fighting ancestors of Reg Gutteridge
The story of Reg’s father, Dick, and uncle, Jack, who were at one time the best seconds in the country
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Panel: Which active boxer do you think would one day make good coach and why?
This week's panel are asked to pick a fighter they believe will one day make a good coach, and are also pressed for their Taylor vs.
Your say: A torn Nigel Benn fan
Boxing News readers on Nigel Benn, Deontay Wilder and more
On This Day: Middleweight legend Harry Greb dies at the age of 32
Bob Mee tells the story of Harry Greb, perhaps the most formidable warrior in boxing history
The only fighter who boxed both a father and a son in a British ring
And he did so against the only father and son to have ever held the British heavyweight title
Only Laszlo Papp’s government could get the better of him
Bob Mee pays tribute to the great Laszlo Papp who died on this day in 2003
On This Day: Jack Johnson fought Stanley Ketchel
Jack Johnson vs Stanley Ketchel – attempted double cross or legitimate fight, wonders James Slater
Your say – considering the dangers of boxing
Boxing News readers' letters
Stanley Ketchel: A handsome young man, a jealous lover, money, murder and a rifle
Death of the "Assassin" Stanley Ketchel, writes Nick Bond
Fly Superlace X Training boxing gloves
The new Fly Superlace X Training Gloves are available from BoxFit
60 years since Albert Carroll challenged Tommy Molloy
Alex Daley tells the story of Albert Carroll's title tilt
On This Day: Bitter rivals Nigel Benn and Chris Eubank fought to a draw
On October 9, 1993 Nigel Benn and Chris Eubank concluded their rivalry with a controversial draw
Your say – Derevyanchenko was robbed
Boxing News readers react to Gennady Golovkin vs Sergey Derevyanchenko
Celebrating John Conteh, Hogan Kid Bassey and more
A exhibition to celebrate the contribution of black boxers to Liverpool heritage
10 of the best ‘Sugar’ Shane Mosley performances
A world champion at lightweight, welterweight and super-welterweight, ‘Sugar’ Shane Mosley has fought numerous big names and beaten plenty of them