10 professional boxers who competed into their 50s and 60s
As Denise Castle states her case for a British licence at the age of 51, we look at 10 boxers past and present who have fought in their 50s and beyond, with mixed results
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Castle Grounds: Denise Castle is fighting in her fifties and showing no signs of giving up
Denise Castle says age is just a number, but not everybody agrees, writes Oliver Fennell
BN Report: Dalton Smith delivered when it mattered
Dalton wipes out Maxwell with a savage blow in round seven, writes Andy Whittle from ringside
Iron Maiden: Savannah Marshall had to show serious mettle to dethrone Franchon Crews-Dezurn
Back in the win column, and again with belts around her waits, Savannah Marshall is a step closer to getting Claressa Shields out of her hair, writes Roy Kelly
Media Review: Canelo Alvarez vs. Jermell Charlo feels like a case of mistaken identity
Something seems peculiar about Jermell filling in for Jermall and Kellerman loses his position at ESPN, writes George Gigney
BN Report: Marshall sets up potential Shields rematch by defeating Crews-Dezurn in Manchester
In what proved to be a close but often ugly fight, Savannah Marshall did enough to dethrone Franchon Crews-Dezurn, writes Roy Kelly from ringside
BN Preview: Both beaten only by Claressa Shields, Franchon Crews-Dezurn and Savannah Marshall clash at super-middleweight
Savannah Marshall moves to super-middleweight following October's defeat to Claressa Shields, writes Declan Taylor
BN Preview: It’s time to shine for Dalton Smith as he takes a necessary risk against Sam Maxwell
Dalton Smith can remind everybody of his quality and potential by beating Sam Maxwell in a much-needed step up, writes Declan Taylor
Savannah Marshall: “If I can’t get through Franchon Crews, what am I doing in the sport?”
Savannah Marshall knows she can't afford to come unstuck when challenging Franchon Crews-Dezurn tonight, writes Roy Kelly
Franchon Crews-Dezurn mentions the D-word ahead of Savannah Marshall title defence
As well as promising to take Savannah Marshall to a "dark place", Franchon Crews-Dezurn claims she is willing to go as far as she needs to go to defend her titles on Saturday night, writes Roy Kelly
The Beltline: Adrien Broner, podcasts, and the naive belief that a problem child can be saved
The problematic and troubled Adrien Broner deserves neither our pity nor our criticism, writes Elliot Worsell
Window Shopping: Claressa Shields arrives in Britain to see which of her potential opponents can shout the loudest
Claressa Shields could be set for another fight in Great Britain, her promoter Dmitriy Salita tells Elliot Worsell
What a Ride: John Ryder sits down to rewatch his fight against Canelo Alvarez
John Ryder rewatches and relives his remarkable act of bravery against Saul “Canelo” Alvarez, this time accompanied on the journey by Tris Dixon
Deontay Wilder fires back in war of words with Andy Ruiz Jr and his father
“With my talent I can go anywhere in the world," says Wilder
High stakes for Joe Joyce as Zhilei Zhang rematch is announced
"He has a lot to work on to put it right," says promoter Frank Warren