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Joshua vs. Whyte II: Derek Chisora’s press conference cameo is a reminder of the cruelty of his trade
Chisora’s cameo at the Joshua-Whyte II press conference should serve as a warning about what lies ahead, but also a lesson that, whatever happens next month, it’s unlikely to spell the end for any of them, writes Declan Warrington
Hearn says Jesse Rodriguez-Sunny Edwards could land in December
Matchroom and DAZN are aiming to announce their upcoming schedule very soon
Isn’t It a Pity: Oleksandr Usyk fights a prospect in Poland and Tyson Fury fights a mixed martial artist in the desert
Rather than fight each other, which seemed possible earlier this year, Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk have this week delivered somewhat underwhelming alternatives, writes Elliot Worsell
How to promote (and solve a problem like) Jarrell “Big Baby” Miller
Tasked with one of the trickier jobs in boxing, Dmitriy Salita spends his days trying to guide a disgraced heavyweight contender towards a title shot and some sort of redemption, writes Elliot Worsell
Square One: Having once met as prospects, Joshua and Whyte now reunite as wounded contenders on the rebound
Eight years after first clashing in London, Anthony Joshua and Dillian Whyte reconnect on August 12 as two men changed by their respective heavyweight journeys, writes Elliot Worsell
The 10 best wins in the careers of Anthony Joshua and Dillian Whyte
Joshua and Whyte will fight for a second time on August 12 in London
Media Review: Is Tyson Fury really to blame?
George Gigney examines some accusations that are being aimed at the inactive heavyweight
Sweet D Files: Heavyweights, prove you are the best
More than any other, the heavyweight division needs champions who are willing to prove they’re number one, writes Derek Williams
BN Verdict: Jaron “Boots” Ennis produces yet another polished performance to stop Roiman Villa in 10 rounds
While Errol Spence and Terence Crawford prepare to sort out the immediate future of the welterweight division, Jaron Ennis could be the man to one day take over, writes Elliot Worsell
The Beltline: Is it necessary to have once been punched in the face for money to express an opinion on boxing?
The majority of people who analyse, judge and criticise boxers have never boxed professionally, writes Elliot Worsell
Pride and Prejudice: Eleven years after coming out, Orlando Cruz is still the only openly gay man in boxing
Orlando Cruz explains to Lewis Watson how, since retiring in 2018, he has become a confidant to other gay boxers and also warns of what could happen to those who fail to receive adequate support
The Waiting Game: “Unfortunately, insurance matters take time,” says Robert Smith
Robert Smith, General Secretary of the British Boxing Board of Control, responds to Alejandra Ayala’s insurance claims in last week’s Boxing News
The Quiet Man: Vergil Ortiz says, “I don’t like to hype myself up a lot”
If Vergil Ortiz, 25 and from Dallas, defeats Eimantas Stanionis he will emerge as Jaron “Boots” Ennis’ biggest rival.
Jaron Ennis says he would “love” to fight the winner of Stanionis vs. Ortiz or Spence vs. Crawford
Philadelphia’s Jaron “Boots” Ennis has long been identified as the future of the welterweight division.