The top 15 fights we still want to see in 2015
George Gigney ranks the best fights that are yet to happen this year
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15 for 2015: Number 1
The top 15 fights we still want to see in 2015
Andre Berto is the new favourite to fight Floyd Mayweather on September 12
Floyd Mayweather could take on Andre Berto instead of Amir Khan
James DeGale signs with Al Haymon
DeGale latest fighter to join the Al Haymon revolution
Stephen Smith should face Devis Boschiero in IBF final eliminator in September at the O2
‘Swifty’ Smith tells Danny Flexen his next move could be the pivotal one
Can Frank Buglioni become a world champion?
Buglioni goes in deep with Fedor Chudinov on July 24
Floyd Mayweather will fight on September 12 but it might not be pay-per-view
‘Money’ Mayweather is reportedly considering fighting on free-to-air CBS for his final fight, writes George Gigney
Sergiy Derevyanchenko and Ievgen Khytrov ready to shine in Atlantic City
The undefeated Ukrainian middleweights both face stiff tests in August
Keith Thurman promises to put on a show against Luis Collazo
Keith ‘One Time’ Thurman wants to bring boxing back to his home state of Florida
Julio Cesar Chavez Jnr eyeing Carl Froch, Gennady Golovkin and Saul Alvarez
Chavez must get past Marcos Reyes next weekend though, writes George Gigney
The Boxing News 2015 half year awards
At the halfway stage of 2015, George Gigney takes a look at some of the standout moments and fighters of the year so far and picks out the best of the bunch
Shane Mosley and Ricardo Mayorga rematch, as James Toney also returns
Three veterans, Mosley, Mayorga and Toney will all box next month.
Anthony Joshua to fight Dillian Whyte for the British title
Heavyweight rivals Joshua and Whyte set to clash for the British championship
PODCAST Why Tyson Fury can beat Wladimir Klitschko
The Boxing News team discuss Klitschko-Fury, the top 25 fighters in the last 25 years and more
Paul Smith discusses his future as well as Arthur Abraham-Robert Stieglitz
Smith is still weighing up his options, writes George Gigney