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Tyson Fury vs The Ukraine
After attacking Oleksandr Usyk on social media, Tyson Fury discovered that Wladimir Klitschko has now adopted the Big Brother role at heavyweight, writes Elliot Worsell
On form Anthony Yarde says he “destroys” any light-heavyweight in the UK
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The Breakdown: Ryan Garcia opens up
Ryan Garcia should have been on top of the world when he hit rock bottom.
Ben Davison calls UK trainers “lazy” and the standard of coaching “poor”
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Kash Out: “There was only one choice he could feasibly make”
Farooq announces retirement after taking advice from doctors following his annual medical, writes Matt Christie
Taunts and tattoos: the queue to fight Jake Paul continues to grow
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Amateur Scene: Walkden ABC stage their first show
Matt Bozeat speaks to Jamie Moore and Charlotte Gilley about new club Walkden ABC
Kash Farooq sadly calls time on his pro career
Gifted Scottish bantamweight Kash Farooq has announced his retirement from boxing on medical grounds
Deion Jumah: ‘It was torture, being stagnant and not knowing what to do next’
Deion Jumah endured a difficult year but is chasing a shot at the British cruiserweight title after getting his licence reinstated by the Board of Control, writes Elliot Worsell
Jordan Reynolds: ‘I proved I could mix it at world level’
Rising middleweight Jordan Reynolds tells John Dennen how boxing has done wonders for him