
The Beltline: If you never buy a ticket, how much is your opinion really worth?
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

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.
Without a win in his last three fights, Jorge Linares arrives in the UK to fight Jack Catterall fearing all he has left to offer is his name, writes Elliot Worsell
Declan Taylor rounds up the latest news from the mad world of professional boxing
A back injury suffered by Dan Azeez causes the postponement of Saturday's fight against Joshua Buatsi, writes Elliot Worsell
Light-heavyweights Joshua Buatsi and Dan Azeez are not the first boxers to put their friendship to one side in order to fight, writes Shaun Brown
Peter McGrail, 7-0, fights in Liverpool this weekend with one eye on the biggest of world stages, writes Louis Evans
With Joshua Buatsi and Dan Azeez set to collide in an all-London battle this weekend, we take a look at the 10 best boxers from the nation's capital
When "The Fight" doesn't feature any real boxers but is all anyone the next day wants to talk about, is that a sign of a problem or progress?
"We’re delighted to announce this landmark partnership with NBC Sports, in what is a major moment for the company, allowing audiences across the USA to watch our stars in action throughout the year," says Ben Shalom
Influencer boxing, or whatever you want to call this wretched invasion, reached a new low on Saturday night, writes George Gigney
Everything you need to know about Saturday's light-heavyweight fight between Joshua Buatsi and Dan Azeez
Tim Tszyu moves one step closer to fighting Jermell Charlo and discovering which of them is "the king" at 154 pounds, writes Elliot Worsell
On paper, the meeting of middleweights Zhanibek Alimkhanuly and Vincenzo Gualtieri should have been competitive and meaningful.
An impressive victory for Qazaq Style over Gualtieri sees him make a case for middleweight supremacy, writes Matt Christie