Joshua Buatsi: I’m going to be hostile. I’m going to be ruthless
Joshua Buatsi has sacrificed living a normal life for fights like this.
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Skills versus power when David Benavidez meets David Lemieux
David Lemieux appears disadvantged in all departments bar brute force against David Benavidez
Danny Dignum takes on the elite
Danny Dignum takes a huge step up when he faces Zhanibek Alimkhanuly
Joshua Buatsi vs Craig Richards: Who wins?
South Londoners Joshua Buatsi and Craig Richards meet in what promises to be an excellent battle at the O2, writes John Dennen
James Metcalf’s big chance
Kerman Lejarraga is hard to beat in Bilbao.
Jean Pascal’s last chance, surely
Fanlong Meng awaits former light-heavyweight boss Jean Pascal
Brad Foster looks to regain momentum
Brad Foster hopes to rise above his old foe in the rankings by beating Baluta, writes Matt Bozeat
The legacy of Amir Khan
A tribute to the career of Amir Khan, a fighter who changed the face of British boxing, writes Elliot Worsell
Brad Foster: ‘I’m living the dream right now’
Brad Foster on coming back from his first defeat
Boxing’s Olympic crisis rolls on
The furore over the election of the IBA president is a grave warning that boxing will fail to be restored to the LA Olympics, writes John Dennen
Ebanie Bridges: ‘I’m looking forward to converting the doubters into fans. You can’t deny me and if you do, you don’t know s**t about boxing’
From a Kostya Tszyu lookalike boyfriend to silencing the haters, Ebanie Bridges tells her story
Jacob Robinson: ‘I have big shoes to fill. But I’ve inherited dad’s strength. I was born strong’
Steve Robinson is my father, my trainer and I am determined to emulate his achievements… but I don’t feel any pressure.
Ireland’s Lisa O’Rourke and Amy Broadhurst secure World championship medals
GB hopes miss out in the World championship quarter-finals, while two Irish boxers are in the medals
Denzel Bentley and Linus Udofia show how to do the British title proud
Denzel Bentley regained the British title after a scintillating scrap with Linus Udofia, writes Roy Kelly from ringside
Jermell Charlo takes over
Jermell Charlo and Brian Castaño again bring out the best in each other before Jermell scores spectacular victory, writes Declan Warrington from ringside