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Oleksandr Usyk: ‘I love fighting bigger guys. It’s fun for me’
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Daniel Morley: ‘I’m unrelenting. When I get going you can’t stop me’
George Storr speaks to rising welterweight Daniel Morley
Joe Bugner claims his life was threatened prior to challenging Muhammad Ali for the world heavyweight title in 1975
'This is absolutely absurd, I'm challenging for the world title and I'm being threatened,' Joe Bugner says in new Muhammad Ali book
The rise and fall of the Golden Gloves – part 4
In the final part of the investigation into the demise of the Golden Gloves, Jack Hirsch outlines what is needed to save the tournament while admitting we may have already seen the last of the historic competition
Analysis: The super-flyweight divison
Roman Gonzalez, Srisaket Sor Rungvisai and Juan Francisco Estrada vie for the top spot in the super-flyweight division
The grim example of Jarrell Miller
Jarrell Miller’s scheduled return reminds the sport of an all too familiar bad taste, writes Matt Christie
The importance of Carney’s Community
Carney's Community has been doing remarkable work in lockdown, but it's so important that gyms and community centres can reopen
Frank Warren will lead the return of British boxing
In his media review George Gigney notes that it'll be Frank Warren's July 10 show that will be first out of the blocks when pro boxing resumes in the UK
Michael Bentt: ‘Knowing that I’d never box again, my overriding feeling was one of relief’
Despite his significant success in the ring, Michael Bentt’s relationship with boxing was deeply conflicted.
Margaret McGregor and the forgotten battle of the sexes
Oliver Fennell catches up with Margaret McGregor who in 1999 won every minute of every round of her fight with a male opponent
Nathan Heaney remembers the only time he’s been outclassed
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Emanuel Navarrete: ‘I want to unify titles’
Emanuel Navarrete calls on the other super-bantamweight champions to answer his challenge or else he'll move up and out of the division