Media Review: Shakur Stevenson is a good fighter creating a dreadful public image
For Shakur Stevenson, a fine fighter with the world at his feet, there are lessons to be learned, writes George Gigney
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Fury vs. Klitschko: Seven days in Düsseldorf with Tyson Fury, heavyweight champion-in-waiting
Nobody gave him a chance of beating Wladimir Klitschko, yet Tyson Fury, during the week he spent in Germany, never once doubted what was about to happen, writes Elliot Worsell
60 Seconds: Meet Lee Gormley, a former Boxing News writer now making his way as a professional boxer
Andrew Fairley meets a one-time Boxing News scribe who has made the switch from observer to participant
So Far, So Good: The unflappable Moses Itauma feels nothing, even when about to spar Tyson Fury
Moses Itauma, unimpressed by his opponents and unexcited by the prospect of sparring Tyson Fury, is determined to become the youngest heavyweight champion in history, writes Declan Taylor
10 of the best professional boxers aged 21 and under
These 10 prospects show that if you are good enough, you are old enough
BN Verdict: Brave Andrade is overpowered and outgunned by monstrous Benavidez in Las Vegas
In an entertaining and competitive super-middleweight fight in Las Vegas, David Benavidez put his name in the frame to fight Canelo Alvarez by halting Demetrius Andrade inside six rounds, writes Elliot Worsell
BN Verdict: Taylor digs deep to avenge loss against Cameron and level the score
Katie Taylor manages to confound the doubters and beat Chantelle Cameron in their rematch by scores of 98-92, 96-94 and 95-95, writes Elliot Worsell
The Intervention: What happened before and what happened after Howard Foster stepped between George Groves and Carl Froch in 2013 (Part III)
In this, the final part of The Intervention, George Groves reacts to being stopped in round nine, receives a visit from "Prince" Naseem Hamed, and is praised by Adam Booth, the coach from whom he split 10 weeks before the fight
BN Preview: Andrade and Benavidez find each other at a time when they probably need each other
Andrade at last finds someone willing to take a chance but that it’s Benavidez could be bad news for the southpaw, writes Matt Christie
BN Preview: Only revenge will do for Katie Taylor
Should Taylor fail to beat Cameron in their rematch the end of a great career is surely nigh, writes Declan Taylor
Not the Average Joe: “Women should box 12 three-minute rounds”
In his latest column Joe Hughes discusses the Chantelle Cameron-Katie Taylor rematch, if 12x3 minute rounds has a place in women's boxing and Adam Azim's European title triumph
Panel: Can Katie Taylor gain revenge over Chantelle Cameron?
This week's panellists were asked whether Chantelle Cameron-Katie Taylor 2 would be repeat or revenge
The Beltline: There are many ways to lose in boxing, and sometimes losing feels like winning
In the summer of 2012, Elliot Worsell spent an evening in the changing room with Johnny Greaves, a boxer who was getting ready to lose his 86th professional fight
All That Glitters: Benavidez, Andrade, and the false economy of defending world titles
How much do world titles really mean in 2023?