Five Options: What’s next for Peter McGrail?
Shaun Brown offers five possible opponents for the Scouse super-bantamweight
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Ramirez survives third-round scare to score wide points win over Barthelemy
Ramirez wasn't impressed with his performance but new promoter Oscar De La Hoya believes his latest addition is ready for another world title shot, writes Shaun Brown
Peter McGrail bounces back after first loss to beat Marc Leach on points… is the Ja’Rico O’Quinn rematch next?
Liverpool's super-bantamweight hope put December's disaster behind him and now has interesting options on the table, writes Shaun Brown
Not the Average Joe: Beating Devin Haney was worth the weight for Ryan Garcia
Former EBU champ and BN columnist Joe Hughes discusses Haney-Garcia and the weight controversy surrounding it
Vito Mielnicki Jr vs. Roland Cruz added to Canelo-Munguia card on May 4
The 21-year-old picks up another slot on a huge card having already fought on Wilder-Fury 2 and "Tank" Davis v Ryan Garcia
All or Nothing: Jack Martin hopes the sacrifices he’s making lead to a brighter future
The super-welterweight spoke to Shaun Brown about boxing's toughest balancing act ahead of his fight against Junaid Bostan
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
Last-Ditch Hero: Ray Ford says he is only getting stronger
The hometown of Ray Ford surely isn’t big enough after he etched his name in boxing history with a dramatic come-from-behind victory, writes Nigel Collins
Sixty Seconds: Get to know… Harli Whitwell
Mark Baldwin gets to know Harli Whitwell, a 4-0 prospect with boxing in her blood and a fondness for drum and bass music
The Week: Turki Alalshikh reveal his three-fight wish list, and “Tank” meets Martin
Declan Taylor rounds up the week's big news stories from the world of boxing
Terence Crawford’s trainer Brian “BoMac” McIntyre delivers warning to the super-welterweight division
Crawford has plans to become a three-weight undisputed champion having achieved the feat at super-lightweight and welterweight
Deontay Wilder is back in the old routine
Deontay Wilder insists the fire is back in his belly simply because he is being encouraged to return to the spiteful "Bronze Bomber" of old, writes Declan Taylor
Born Champion: Jaron Ennis believes he is the world’s number one
Jaron “Boots” Ennis has recently replaced Terence Crawford as the IBF welterweight belt-holder, signed with Matchroom, and been told that he will defend his title in his home city against his mandatory challenger Cody Crawley
Eddie Hearn makes the case for Israil Madrimov to beat Terence Crawford
Having been on the losing side against Crawford before Hearn says, "Now it’s time to break his heart"
Jarrell Miller still motivated to face Anthony Joshua, wants rematch with Daniel Dubois
The controversial American tells Boxing News that Joshua "don’t look good against too many boxers lately"