Not content with beating Stephen Fulton in July, the fearsome Naoya Inoue now goes after another big scalp at super-bantamweight, writes Elliot Worsell
In interviews with Carl Froch, George Groves, Robin Reid, Steve Collins, and Joe Calzaghe, Elliot Worsell discovers even world champions suffer from pre-fight nerves
The Life of Boxing Legend Henry Armstrong by Kenneth Bridgham is a book with plenty to enjoy – if you can turn a blind eye to same flagrant errors, writes Thomas Hauser
AJ still views Bronze Bomber as 'massive threat'
Seduced only by Middle East money, Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder waited too long, and now, thanks to Joseph Parker, it's gone, writes Elliot Worsell
Joshua looks back to his best in beatdown of Swede
Is this the end of Wilder as Parker wins big
Bivol cruises to lopsided victory in Riyadh
The Daddy beats down Big Baby in Riyadh
Kabayel tames 'The Lion' in Saudi Arabia
The Australian does another demolition job on a British cruiserweight
Thankfully greater tests lie ahead for 'El Animal'
The Cuban impressed when he burst into life
Matt Christie wonders if Joshua and Wilder have enough left to ensure the desired main course follows
The quality of the undercard is illustrated by the combined 270-7-3 record of the fighters starring on it, writes Declan Taylor
