
Isaac Chamberlain: “How could I ever give up?”
"It’s been a hard road to get here but I could never allow myself to have regrets," says Isaac Chamberlain

"It’s been a hard road to get here but I could never allow myself to have regrets," says Isaac Chamberlain
Ohara Davies will have to overcome the hard-hitting Ismael Barroso if he is to secure a shot against Rolly Romero, writes Shaun Brown
With big fights against Josh Taylor and Teofimo Lopez in the offing, there is a feeling that Jack Catterall is in need of something meaningful to get the juices flowing, writes Elliot Worsell
Who is Francis Ngannou and what exactly does he do?
Isaac Chamberlain outpoints Mikael Lawal to take bragging rights, as well as the British and Commonwealth titles, writes Declan Taylor
Considering how long we’ve been waiting for Fury-Usyk, it seems a trifle silly to grumble about waiting an extra few weeks now the contracts have been signed, writes George Gigney
“If I had it my way, I would make Aqib Fiaz against Campbell Hatton now," says Eddie Hearn
Jack Catterall gives his thoughts on the December 9 clash between Regis Prograis and Devin Haney
Following the final fight of his pro career, fan favourite Jorge Linares spoke highly of Jack Catterall and said he "never lost" to Josh Taylor
The classy Jack Catterall dominates Jorge Linares over 12 rounds in a fight that tells us nothing about either man we didn't know before, writes Elliot Worsell
As well as beating British boxers Kevin Mitchell, Anthony Crolla and Luke Campbell, Jorge Linares also based himself in the UK for a brief period in 2017, writes Elliot Worsell
Jack Catterall takes on a 38-year-old Jorge Linares who has been a shadow of himself in recent years, writes Matt Christie
Six months after what he insists was his last fight, Roy Jones Jnr reflects, with Declan Warrington, on the career that led to him being considered the finest fighter of all time
The disappointment of a fight falling through is nothing new in boxing, writes Elliot Worsell, but that doesn’t make it any easier to stomach
Nina Hughes has a ‘world’ belt and the kind of story marketeers love to spin.