David Avanesyan didn’t waste a shot as he pummeled Liam Taylor
David Avanesyan provides a timely reminder that to be a European champion – a real one that is – you still have to be very good.
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Fail twins ready to headline together in Northampton
'We’ve talked about a night like this for years.
David Avanesyan outclasses Liam Taylor with second round stoppage victory
David Avanesyan retains his European welterweight title with dominant showing at Wembley Arena
Chris Eubank Jr’s fight tonight called off
Chris Eubank Jr's bout falls off the bill, but the show still goes on
The plot to corrupt Rio 2016 and Olympic boxing
Richard McLaren delivers a shocking, but not surprising, report into corruption at AIBA before and during the Olympic boxing tournament at Rio 2016
Germaine Brown, the underdog who won
Meet Germaine Brown, who went to Belarus an underdog expected to lose, beat Dmitry Chudinov and now boxes on Sky this weekend
Chris Eubank Jr stars for Sky
Chris Eubank Jr busies himself with late substitute as Sky Sports relaunch without any involvement from Matchroom, writes Declan Taylor
David Avanesyan: ‘If you want the title, why not fight for it? I don’t understand’
David Avanesyan thinks of home with every punch he throws, writes Terry Dooley
Understanding the Manny Pacquiao phenomenon
Today Manny Pacquiao announced his retirement from boxing.
Amateur championships are coming back
National amateur championships finally return.
In the cheap seats with Matthew Saad Muhammad
Armed with fake credentials and two printed T-shirts, Tris Dixon and Matthew Saad Muhammad embarked on an emotional journey to watch Hopkins-Trinidad at Madison Square Garden
Cast No Shadow – Bernard Hopkins vs Felix Trinidad 20 years on
Twenty years after the Twin Towers crumbled to the ground and postponed his showdown with Felix Trinidad, Bernard Hopkins reflects on the build-up to that contest, the events of 9/11 and the fight itself, which eventually took place three weeks later.
15 years ago Matthew Macklin and Jamie Moore fought one of the most brutal fights in modern British boxing history
Fifteen years after one of the most brutal British fights in modern history, Jamie Moore and Matthew Macklin tell the story of the fight from its roots to the aftermath.
Mark Dickinson readies to make his pro debut
John Dennen speaks to one of the best prospects currently flying under the radar
Carl Greaves on ‘the most stressful show ever’
Carl Greaves tells Elliot Worsell about promoting a small hall show while working four corners and dealing with mishap after mishap in the build up