Andy Ruiz and Luis Ortiz are a couple of forgotten heavyweight toys fighting for attention
Heavyweights Andy Ruiz and Luis Ortiz collide tonight in Los Angeles, with both relevance and a second chance up for grabs, writes Elliot Worsell
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Smith risks it all against dangerman Mwakinyo
Mwakinyo can bang with the best of them so Smith has to remain focused in Liverpool, writes Matt Christie
The Beltline: “Misfits Boxing” has its place… somewhere between Love Island and Shutter Island
Like the unwanted gatecrashers at a party, YouTubers and influencers won't be leaving boxing anytime soon, writes Elliot Worsell
My Career: Earnie Shavers
In 2016, Earnie Shavers reflected on the best and worst moments of his career
‘Earnie Shavers could punch you in the neck and break your ankle’
Earnie Shavers, 1944-2022.
The Unfair Fight: Why are so many taking place in British rings?
Journeymen are crucial to both a rising boxer’s ring education and to a promoter’s balance sheet, but have boxing fans become sick and tired of mismatches?
The Toronto Five: The time George Foreman fought five opponents in one night
Forty-seven years before KSI claimed he became the first to fight more than one opponent on the same night, George Foreman fought, and beat, five.
Bivol and Ramirez, fighters with a combined 64-0 pro record, take their “superfight” to Abu Dhabi
Dmitry Bivol's reward for beating Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez in May will be a November 5 fight against 44-0 Gilberto Ramirez in Abu Dhabi, writes Elliot Worsell
A tribute: Mogens Palle, 1934-2022
Paying tribute to a promoter who ended up in the Hall of Fame
Usyk-Joshua II: The Hour of Reckoning
The fight, its setting and the implications for boxing, by Thomas Hauser
The Wisdom of Old Coaches: From Dundee and D’Amato to Ciocher and Brown
Tales of American trainers from yesteryear, by Josh Alan Friedman, the author of Tales of Times Square
A call for governance in boxing
Kurt Emhoff investigates the lack of an overarching governing body and identifies a solution
I Can’t Write Left-Handed: Life after a brain injury
The boxing careers of Spencer Oliver, Jerome Wilson and Gilbert Eastman all ended prematurely due to brain injuries.
Leigh Wood lines up another potential classic in Nottingham, this time against Mauricio Lara
All-action featherweight Leigh Wood will return to Nottingham's Motorpoint Arena on September 24 in a fascinating fight against fellow big-hitter Mauricio Lara
Tony Sims: “Conor Benn will be victorious”
A relaxed and confident Tony Sims explains why Chris Eubank Jnr is just another fight for Conor Benn