The difficult but vital comeback for amateur boxing can begin
A slow comeback for amateur boxing begins as clubs can reopen, but the process will be long and cautious
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Gyms will be able to reopen, but it’s still a long way back for boxing clubs
Coaches in the UK have faced the same problem, how can you train without contact and without a club, writes John Dennen
Canelo Alvarez looks to be boxing’s first star name to return to the ring
Golden Boy's plans to bring back Canelo Alvarez, negotiating Ryan Garcia vs Luke Campbell and how Oscar De La Hoya is mulling over an unlikely return himself
12 steps to change boxing for the better
Jack Hirsch lays out his manifesto for the sport: 12 points to make boxing better
Brad Foster and James Beech Jnr do boxing proud as the sport returns to Britain
Brad Foster wins Lonsdale Belt outright following terrific contest while Hamzah Sheeraz is the star of the undercard
Joe Joyce changes trainers again as he prepares to take on Michael Wallisch on July 25
Joe Joyce to take warm-up bout ahead of projected Daniel Dubois showdown in October
Brad Foster and James Beech raring to go
Matt Bozeat examines what should be a lively British title scrap between Brad Foster and James Beech in the first UK show since March
Analysis: The light-flyweight division
In the penultimate part of our definitive analysis of the world’s best fighters, Matt Christie arrives in a weight class worthy of your attention: the light-flyweight division
Dillian Whyte is sick and tired of waiting for his WBC heavyweight title shot
Paul Wheeler hears how the Anthony Joshua versus Tyson Fury agreement enraged Dillian Whyte and how the heavyweight contender considered leaving Eddie Hearn
Courtney Richards remembered
Boxer Courtney Richards died tragically young