Zhanibek Alimkhanuly says the middleweight division is “full of ducks”
'Qazaq Style' is in need of a test and a big fight, writes Shaun Brown
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Regis Prograis planning to “sweep up” the super-lightweight division
The New Orleans fighter has to first deal with Liam Paro on June 17, writes Shaun Brown
Frank Warren talks Tyson Fury’s options, Zhang-Joyce rematch
Five possible opponents have already been ruled out, writes Shaun Brown
Fabio Wardley interested in fight against David Adeleye
The British heavyweight champion now has to look elsewhere for his first defence, writes Shaun Brown
Sunny Edwards: “I’d hate to be my brother too”
Sunny Edwards discusses sibling rivalry with Charlie, the deal with the now defunct Probellum and the move to Eddie Hearn
Prizefighter tournament could be revived in Malaysia
Matchroom considering possibility of bringing back tournament as they plot a move to Kuala Lumpar, writes Declan Taylor
Frazer Clarke will not be fighting Fabio Wardley for British heavyweight title
The champion now needs a new opponent for his first defence, writes Shaun Brown
Luis Alberto Lopez: “I will knock Michael Conlan out!”
The Mexican believes he has the superior speed and strength, writes Shaun Brown
Joshua Buatsi would like to fight Anthony Yarde next
The 30-year-old also talked about his recent win against Pawel Stepien, writes Shaun Brown
Tim Tszyu returns June 18 against Mexican opposition
'The Soul Taker' is keeping busy before facing Charlo, writes Shaun Brown
Eduardo Nunez signs long-term promotional deal with Matchroom
It's been a busy few days for promoter Eddie Hearn, writes Shaun Brown
Sweet D Files: If you want to keep your money, don’t bet on boxing
The complexities of boxing make it a sport to steer clear from when it comes to gambling, writes Derek Williams
Smith-Eubank Jr 2 gets new date
The middleweight rivals won't have to wait too much longer, writes Shaun Brown
Media Review: Ryan Garcia, the Q-word, and all the takes and opinions nobody really needs to hear
The desire for a cheap headline means we keep asking the same questions to people who couldn’t possibly know the answer, writes George Gigney