Self-Medication: Austin Trout asks, “How can I protect and provide for my wife if she has to wipe my mouth and feed me?”
Austin Trout is always examining the functions of his brain so he doesn’t fight too long.
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Just Because: A week of rematches, scheduled and demanded, hard to sell with a straight face
All the talk this week is of rematches, yet that doesn't mean they are always essential, writes Elliot Worsell
“I promised I’d win that European title” – Gavin Gwynne wants victory for his late grandfather
Gwynne is now waiting on a date to try and fulfil that promise, writes Shaun Brown
“I’ve been left with no choice” – Tyler Denny explains why he is no longer waiting for a British title shot
A European title opportunity could be on the horizon instead, writes Shaun Brown
Never Surrender: Despite a painful recent defeat, Jazza Dickens plans to fight on
Dickens won’t quit after suffering a surprise defeat in his last outing, writes Louis Evans
Hauser on Usyk vs. Dubois: Treading water in the heavyweight division
Daniel Dubois only has himself to blame for the loss to Oleksandr Usyk, writes Thomas Hauser
10 things we learned from Oleksandr Usyk vs. Daniel Dubois
Were it not for one controversial moment in round five, Oleksandr Usyk's ninth-round stoppage of Daniel Dubois would have been just another heavyweight title mismatch
Media Review: “Raw reactions” and other desperate attempts to create controversy for clicks
The response – from fans and those in the industry – to that Usyk punch in round five highlights why we all might need to calm down a bit, writes George Gigney
Don Charles: “Vitali (Klitschko) would brutalise him (Oleksandr Usyk) if they fought”
Don Charles reflects on the fight between Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois that he will forever view as the one that got away, with Declan Warrington
Bashir on rebuilding Dubois: “The first fight with Emanuel (Steward), Wladimir (Klitschko) got knocked out”
After assisting Don Charles, the experienced James Ali Bashir tells Declan Warrington he sees a way back for Daniel Dubois if he is handled correctly and embraces his steep learning curve
Oleksandr Usyk vs. Daniel Dubois: The Aftermath
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What’s next for Daniel Dubois?
At just 25-years-old there is plenty of time for 'Dynamite' to find another route back to a championship fight, writes Shaun Brown
BN Verdict: To accuse Oleksandr Usyk of playacting is a low blow even more painful than the one in round five
Despite its reputation, not everything in boxing has to be either a controversy or a conspiracy, writes Elliot Worsell
Usyk survives low-blow drama to stop Dubois in nine rounds
The Ukrainian was too good throughout but the events of round five will live long in the memory, writes Shaun Brown
BN Preview: Dubois is in at the deep end against Usyk
Elliot Worsell wonders if Dubois might come to regret his impetuousness