Close Encounters: What is it like to be ringside on fight night?
Matt Christie explains why there is no better place to witness a prizefight than up close
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Jaron “Boots” Ennis signs multi-fight promotional deal with Matchroom
"There are blockbuster fights on the horizon for me, and I am ready to deliver them," said Ennis who holds the IBF welterweight title
Ricky Hatton says son Campbell’s reputation has improved because of first loss
Speaking to Boxing News the 2024 Hall-of-Famer also spoke about Campbell's decision to look for a new trainer
Tyson Fury praises Oleksandr Usyk but says, “This is my time, my destiny” ahead of undisputed heavyweight title fight
"When the cruiserweights step up to the big boys usually, they get found wanting," said Fury
Isaac Chamberlain vacates British cruiserweight title to take up mandatory shot at European champion
The Londoner looks set to face Poland's Michal Cieslak in his next fight, writes Shaun Brown
Life Lessons: Charlie Edwards on mistakes and lessons learned
Charlie Edwards talks to Shaun Brown about the art of growing up
Thrill Ride: Jordan Gill is happy again
A year after feeling suicidal, Jordan Gill explains to Elliot Worsell how he turned his life around and why, days from fighting Zelfa Barrett in Manchester, boxing is both a curse and a saviour
Fabio Wardley: “Easter weekend was the best weekend of my life!”
I didn’t box like I should have done, the blood was a bit of nuisance but I truly love what I do – even if that makes me a bit mental!
10 siblings currently making a name for themselves in boxing
Elliot Worsell looks at 10 sets of siblings trying to dominate the boxing world as a pair
Sixty Seconds: Get to know… Will Crolla
Wrongly mistaken for Anthony Crolla's son, Will Crolla is a 4-0 prospect aiming to follow in his older brother's footsteps, writes Mark Baldwin
Jordan Gill vs. Zelfa Barrett: What time is the fight? What channel is it on?
The two British super-featherweights meet in a crossroads fight where the winner could challenge for a world title later on in 2024
April Shower: Hamed and Lewis lose career-defining fights
April 2001: In the space of two weeks Britain's two best boxers, Naseem Hamed and Lennox Lewis, both suffered devastating defeats, with only one of the two able to recover, writes Elliot Worsell
Journeymen: How does it feel when they finally win?
Three journeymen who have spent their whole careers losing explain what it feels like to suddenly start winning
Hitchins survives a relentless Lemos to win controversial decision
Hitchins' post-fight interview was overshadowed by boos from the crowd, writes Shaun Brown
Yafai stops Gauto but continues to look vulnerable
“If that’s the fight people want, and Eddie [Hearn] wants it then they can offer me a good chunk of money," Yafai said of a possible all-British clash against Sunny Edwards