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Anthony Joshua offers to spar Tyson Fury for Deontay Wilder fight
Anthony Joshua offers to be Tyson Fury's sparring partner if it helps him to beat Deontay Wilder
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'SugarHill' Steward says the link-up with Tyson Fury was always destined to happen, and Julio Cesar Chavez Jnr fears none of the super-middleweight champs
Can Kyotaro Fujimoto cope with Daniel Dubois?
Kyotaro Fujimoto tackles fearsome puncher Daniel Dubois at the Copper Box on Saturday
Danny Jacobs takes on Julio Cesar Chavez Jr in Phoenix
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr has only had 86 seconds of action since his 2017 loss to Canelo
Richard Riakporhe looks destined for big things
But Richard Riakporhe has to prove it against Jack Massey at York Hall on Thursday
Amateur Scene – the boxers to watch this week
In this week's Amateur Scene, Hoddesdon perform in Sweden and Nina Hughes is still winning tournaments
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Khabib Nurmagomedov doesn't sound keen on a potential Floyd Mayweather boxing match, and Conor McGregor implores Tyson Fury and Ben Davison to make up
Nick Webb gets his career back on track
Nick Webb wins heavyweight Ultimate Boxxer.
Joe Hughes denied in Spain
Joe Hughes cannot reclaim the European title but Avanesyan impresses, writes Daniel Herbert
Steven Ward makes a bad choice
Steven Ward pick Bolotniks crushes him in one but Hosea Burton still looks like the man to beat in tournament, writes Declan Taylor
Terence Crawford is pushed hard in New York
Terence Crawford pulls out the win, while Teofimo Lopez is spectacular.
Adam Lopez: ‘I’m going to get my world title, then get Oscar Valdez’
Adam Lopez seized his opportunity to box Oscar Valdez at the shortest possible notice.
Tyson Fury in surprising split from trainer
Tyson Fury splits unexpectedly from trainer Ben Davison.
John Ryder holding out for an unlikely shot at Canelo Alvarez
'I should be the champion, I should be the world number one.