Amateur boxing clubs are still an essential community service
In this time of crisis amateur boxing clubs are finding new ways to help their communities
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The chasing pack – The next generation of heavyweight boxers
The heavyweight division is healthier than it’s been in many years, and not just at the top.
‘Retiring from being a fighter was giving up a part of myself.’ Chris Evangelou on his strange path to Hollywood
In his own words Chris Evangelou reflects on the path that's led him through boxing to acting in Guy Ritchie's latest film alongside Colin Farrell
Drug testing in a time of coronavirus
Matt Christie examines how the boxing world is struggling to implement drug testing during the Coronavirus pandemic
Judging the sanctioning bodies: The IBF
With its recognisable red championship belt, the IBF has had to come through some particularly trying times to get to where it is today
Analysis: The light-heavyweight division
In the third part of our series focusing on each weight class, John Dennen breaks down the light-heavyweight division, one of the most ferociously competitive weight classes in the sport
UFC’s Dana White rips into boxing
Dana White on boxing being a 's*** show,' trouble for Scott Fitzgerald and Amir Khan contemplating retirement are under George Gigney’s media microscope this week
He fought Sugar Ray Leonard, sparred Lennox Lewis and had an exhibition with Tommy Hearns. Donny Lalonde reveals all
Matt Bozeat hears tales from the golden boy Donny Lalonde
Fighter’s Heaven – Muhammad Ali at Deer Lake
Tris Dixon visits Muhammad Ali’s legendary Deer Lake training camp to tell the story of the fight haven’s past, present and future
Gone in 20 seconds – 20 fights that finished in the time it takes to wash your hands
We should wash our hands for at least 20 seconds.
Hedgemon Lewis: 1946-2020
Matt Christie pays tribute to Hedgemon Lewis, the classy welterweight contender with the fast hands and feet
Further aid for amateur boxing clubs
A round up of some of the additional support potentially on offer to amateur boxing clubs
Regis Prograis doesn’t stop taking ridiculous risks, even when the gloves are off
A summer evening with friends turns into an impromptu alligator hunt, a trip to Brazil saw Regis Prograis end up earning his first Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu stripes in a Rio favela.
Analysis: The cruiserweight division
In the second part of our series focusing on each weight class, Paul Wheeler breaks down the current crop at cruiserweight