Gennadiy Golovkin is out for justice
Gennadiy Golovkin tells us to forget about the first two fights with Canelo Alvarez.
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Arthur returns with a straightforward assignment against Sequeira in Bolton
Ageing Sequeira surely no match for Arthur, writes Matt Bozeat
Bentley and Morrison renew hostilities at York Hall
Bentley and Morrison set to clash two years after the pair were initially supposed to fight, writes Matt Bozeat
Triple G Threat: Though plenty of boxers claim to have been avoided, few have been avoided quite like Gennadiy Golovkin
Still going strong at 40, Gennadiy Golovkin's career has been a great one, but could have been so much more, writes Elliot Worsell
For Elvis fan Kieron Conway, fighting in Las Vegas was always on his mind
Middleweight Kieron Conway has travelled from Northampton to Las Vegas to fulfil a lifelong dream against Austin Williams, writes Elliot Worsell
Arslanbek Makhmudov is sharpening his teeth
As he prepares to feast on Carlos Takam, Arslanbek Makhmudov tells Phil Rogers about his life, career and relationship with Artur Beterbiev
Álvarez wants to “punish” Golovkin for “pretending to be a nice person”
Ahead of Saturday's trilogy fight against rival Gennadiy Golovkin, Mexican superstar Saúl "Canelo" Álvarez reveals the root of the animosity between them and says the fight almost happened in 2019, writes Elliot Worsell
“Canelo doesn’t make or break Golovkin’s career,” says Johnathon Banks
Win, lose or draw, the legacy of Gennadiy Golovkin will not be decided on Saturday night against Canelo Álvarez, according to his trainer
Floyd Patterson vs Ingemar Johansson: An Unlikely Trilogy
Steve Hunt tells the story of the great Patterson-Johansson rivalry
Robert Smith on the “really tough” decision to postpone Shields v. Marshall
The death of Queen Elizabeth II resulted in all British boxing cards being cancelled.
Canelo may have become an unlikely global superstar, but Vegas “still misses” Mayweather
The feeling at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas is that Saúl "Canelo" Álvarez is the "next best thing", writes Elliot Worsell
Claressa Shields vs. Savannah Marshall is OFF
The middleweight title fight between Claressa Shields and Savannah Marshall, originally set to take place tomorrow (September 10), will now go ahead on October 15
Alycia Baumgardner and the importance of being humble
Alycia Baumgardner has come up the hard way.
Shields vs. Marshall in the balance following news of Her Majesty the Queen’s deteriorating health
As Sky Sports prepare to televise their first ever all-female boxing card at London's O2 Arena, promoter Ben Shalom tells Roy Kelly, "We're having conversations about it now - It's out of our hands really.
Savannah Marshall: “I will come full circle on September 10”
Savannah Marshall says she has no doubt she will repeat her victory against Claressa Shields this weekend (Interview: Roy Kelly)