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
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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
Declan Taylor delivers the week's biggest and best news stories
The Scenic Route: Taylor and Catterall become the latest example of two fighters whose rematch takes place years after the first fight
As Josh Taylor and Jack Catterall appear ready to announce their rematch, Elliot Worsell looks at the pros and cons of delaying a second fight
The Measuring Stick: From Tyson to Foreman to Klitschko, few had it harder than Mark Young
There were plenty of heavyweights who were more accomplished than Mark Young, but nobody in his era was matched tougher, writes Jack Hirsch
Frank Warren provides Yarde vs. Buatsi update
“They both want it and we’ve been talking about it so now we have to get it over the line," Warren told Declan Taylor
Panel: Fury-Usyk aside, which fight are you most looking forward to in 2024?
This week's panellists were asked to name the one fight that gets their juices flowing in 2024
Righting the Wrong: When an unexpected result leads to an inevitable and necessary rematch
Ahead of Curiel-Nontshinga 2 on Friday, Shaun Brown examines a number of rematches in which the fighter who lost first time around was given the chance to make amends
Nobody’s B-Side: O’Shaquie Foster discusses leaving Matchroom for Top Rank and the possibility of fighting Emanuel Navarrete
Ahead of his next title defence, O’Shaquie Foster speaks with Declan Warrington
Panel: How far can Hamzah Sheeraz go?
This week's panellists were asked to offer their view on Hamzah Sheeraz, the middleweight prospect who impressively stopped Liam Williams inside a round on Saturday
Sixty Seconds: Get to know… Sarah Liegmann
Mark Baldwin meets Sarah Liegmann, the unbeaten German hoping to one day become a psychologist with her own office
Taking Names: Hamzah Sheeraz reveals his three-man hit list
After beating Liam Williams inside a round at the weekend, Hamzah Sheeraz names the three fighters he would like to fight next, writes Declan Taylor
The Mayweather Way: Devin Haney knows he needs an opponent like Ryan Garcia to become more than just respected
Like Floyd Mayweather before him, there is a sense with Devin Haney that picking the right opponents at the right time will hold the key to his popularity, writes Elliot Worsell
Sparring’s Sparring and Teak-Tough Ghanaians: Here are 10 of the best boxing clichés
No sport has gifted as many idioms to everyday language as boxing and no sport embraces a cliché quite like boxing, either, writes Elliot Worsell