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Derek Williams: “I once tested positive and I learned a valuable lesson”
Former European heavyweight champion Derek Williams is calling for unity amongst the boxing authorities
Lap of the Gods: Robert Helenius recalls the moment Dillian Whyte inadvertently cancelled his holiday to Lapland
Robert Helenius hadn't even showed following last weekend's victory when he received the call to fight Anthony Joshua, writes Declan Taylor
Cleaning Up: In the hope of winning the fight against performance-enhancing drugs, Eddie Hearn has a big idea
As British boxing is marred by yet another failed performance-enhancing drug test, promoter Eddie Hearn proposes a way to improve things in the future, writes Declan Taylor
David Price, no stranger to fighting drug cheats, says he is giving Dillian Whyte “the benefit of the doubt”
David Price, the last fighter to beat Tyson Fury, reflects on an up and down professional career with Declan Warrington
The War on Drugs: Anthony Joshua and Robert Helenius have their say
"There is a doping problem in the sport, definitely," Anthony Joshua tells Declan Taylor
Oscar Valdez explains why he will beat Emanuel Navarrete in potential classic
The former featherweight champion suffered his only career loss in a unification against Shakur Stevenson in 2022
10 Years: Derek Chisora does the job of promoter, testing agency and governing body when speaking on boxing’s drug issue
Trust Derek Chisora to cut through the nonsense and get to the heart of the performance-enhancing drug issue making a mockery of boxing in the UK, writes Elliot Worsell
Buddy McGirt on Dillian Whyte: “I’m at a loss for words”
Budd McGirt was meant to be in Dillian Whyte's corner this Saturday.
Free agent Conlan ready for change, eyes fight against winner or loser from Wood-Warrington
The Belfast featherweight is on the lookout for a new trainer and possibly a new promoter
Media Review: “Crossover boxing” and the sport’s current identity crisis
When crossover boxing dies out, and it will, the sweet science will be irreversibly changed, writes George Gigney
Anthony Joshua secures new opponent for non-ppv main event
Will AJ suffer a Nordic Nightmare on Saturday night?
10 things boxers like to say whenever the public find out they have failed a performance-enhancing drug test
Dillian Whyte isn't the first boxer to try to clear his name following a failed PED test, nor, sadly, will he be the last
Josh Taylor’s trainer dismisses any potential fight against Conor Benn
'The Tartan Tornado' could box again in November or December