
BN Preview: Shakur Stevenson steps into the light
Shakur Stevenson moves up to lightweight to face Shuichiro Yoshino this Saturday in Newark, writes Elliot Worsell

Shakur Stevenson moves up to lightweight to face Shuichiro Yoshino this Saturday in Newark, writes Elliot Worsell
Rodriguez returns to both his homeland and the flyweight division, writes Declan Taylor
After being shot and then dealing with the death of his brother, DeMarcus Corley is still fighting at the age of 48, writes Phil Rogers
The compliant, nodding heads of boxing's clout-chasing media inadvertently enables those in power to wriggle their way out of trouble, writes Elliot Worsell
That’s the million-dollar question but, so far, it feels like just another day at the office, says John Ryder
Kell Brook says it's "scary" to know Amir Khan wasn't a clean fighter when they boxed last February, writes Declan Warrington
In a situation shrouded in secrecy, all we know is that one female fighter has been unfairly painted as a villain and another has lost the opportunity of a lifetime, writes Elliot Worsell
What impact is social media, this unstoppable beast with as many negatives as positives, having on boxing?
Amir Khan was not a clean fighter during his sixth-round stoppage defeat against Kell Brook last February, writes Elliot Worsell
It would have been better to show DAZN viewers some action as opposed to merely telling them – over and over again – what is coming up, writes George Gigney
Although this time he came away victorious, Saturday's fight against Jermaine Franklin was another bizarre one in the career of Anthony Joshua, writes Declan Warrington
Anthony Joshua registers a comfortable win over Jermaine Franklin in London, though fails to make the statement he would have liked, writes Elliot Worsell
After years of fighting on the highest of stages, Joshua can reset against Franklin, writes Matt Christie
This week's panellists were asked to pick a winner in the April 1 heavyweight fight between Anthony Joshua and Jermaine Franklin
Anthony Joshua still has plenty he wants to achieve in the sport, but that doesn't mean he won't embrace retirement when it comes, writes Declan Warrington