Boiling Point: Josh Taylor and Jack Catterall remind us what a boxing rivalry looks like
Yesterday's press conference was proof that boxing still has a side that nowadays not many wish to see, writes Shaun Brown
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Patience Is a Virtue: Like Taylor vs. Catterall II, these 10 rematches took their time to materialise
Following the announcement of Josh Taylor vs.
Born Prematurely: Azim vs. Smith, Groves vs. DeGale, and the art of knowing when to pull the trigger
George Groves and James DeGale showed that two prospects fighting prematurely can sometimes be a good thing, but that doesn't mean it's for everyone, writes Elliot Worsell
Sixty Seconds: Get to know… Tom Welland
Andrew Fairley meets a switched on teenager who is left-handed yet fights out of the orthodox stance
A New Lease of Life: James Metcalf feels rejuvenated and wants Conor Benn fight
"If I’d had a great career from the start or had hard fights all the way through, I wouldn’t feel so fresh at 35," Metcalf tells Shaun Brown
The Power List: Part II (25 to 1)
Ranking the 50 most influential people in boxing in 2024
The Power List: Part I (50 to 26)
Ranking the 50 most influential people in boxing in 2024
Not the Average Joe: “The Taylor vs. Catterall rematch is a real 50-50 contest”
BN columnist and former EBU champion Joe Hughes tells us what it's like sharing a ring with "The Tartan Tornado" and "El Gato"
BN Fight Facts: O’Shaquie Foster comes on strong down the stretch to beat Abraham Nova by split decision
O'Shaquie Foster retains his WBC super-featherweight belt despite a spirited effort from Abraham Nova, writes Elliot Worsell
BN Fight Facts: Sivenathi Nontshinga avenges shock loss to stop Adrian Curiel in rematch
The South African light-flyweight takes the best his Mexican rival has to offer to win back the IBF world title, writes Shaun Brown
A Day in the Life of Gerald McClellan
Oliver Fennell spends an emotional, enlightening and ultimately uplifting day with Gerald and Lisa McClellan
The Beltline: The return of Adam Smith and the importance of grown-ups in a sport sometimes overrun by dilettantes
Adam Smith's prolonged absence from ringside reminded us of the need for authoritative voices in the sport, writes Elliot Worsell
Here to Stay: Mikaela Mayer doesn’t do victimhood
Although she recently suffered another contentious defeat, Mikaela Mayer won’t waste any time licking her wounds, writes Anna Whitwham
Media Review: Whatever you think of showboating, Ben Whittaker proves that it has an undeniable effect on audiences
Love him or hate him, people will no doubt make an effort to watch Ben Whittaker in action, writes George Gigney
The Week: Garcia claims Haney’s dad is “pimping” him out, and Wilder blames loss to Parker on having to travel to Saudi Arabia
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