Too Many Cooks: The pros and cons of the boxing entourage
Elliot Worsell investigates the curious phenomenon of the entourage and asks several boxers how they manage to stay vigilant and rebuff hangers-on once they achieve success
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Boxing breaking new territory
Oliver Fennell explores the vast potential of expanding boxing’s global footprint
Investigating a new system for scoring fights
Adam Hunter got some fascinating results when he applies new scoring models to some contentious decisions.
What makes a boxing trainer
Not every great trainer has boxed and not every great boxer can train.
The women’s boxing revolution
Elliot Worsell investigates the significant and overdue strides that women’s boxing has made and those it still needs to take
Small hall, big problem
Boxing has continued at the top level in the face of a worldwide pandemic but promoters and fighters without TV contracts still face a long and arduous battle to remain in the sport, writes Elliot Worsell
The WBC bite back
Matt Christie voices his concerns about the new bridgerweight division and the multiple world championships to a passionate Mauricio Sulaiman
The parallel universe of boxing’s alphabet soup
In an epic investigation and definitive study, Oliver Fennell finds that deciphering the minor sanctioning bodies is not quite as easy as ABC…
The rise and fall of the Golden Gloves – part 4
In the final part of the investigation into the demise of the Golden Gloves, Jack Hirsch outlines what is needed to save the tournament while admitting we may have already seen the last of the historic competition
Top Rank is bringing boxing back
Shakur Stevenson and Mikaela Mayer will headline a June 9 bill in Las Vegas.
The art of fighting behind closed doors
As our sport prepares to restart without spectators, John Evans investigates a time when wannabe boxers had to engage in a lonely and nervy trial bout to prove their worth before a licence could be granted and speaks to figures in the fight game about boxing behind closed doors