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Ryan Burnett forced to retire
Former unified champion Ryan Burnett has had to hang up his gloves
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The Canelo Gamble
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Katie Taylor moves up
After cleaning up at 135lbs, Katie Taylor now wants to conquer the 140lb division, writes Paul Wheeler
Berchelt and Sosa prepare to enter the ‘War Grounds’
Declan Taylor previews the WBC super-featherweight title showdown between Miguel Berchelt and Jason Sosa
The inspirational stories of the Development championships
Featuring a boxer who overcame homelessness to become a champion, a man who found asylum in this country, Matt Bozeat recounts the inspiring stories that unfolded at the England Boxing Development championships finals
10 great Miguel Cotto nights
Matt Christie, with the help of colleague Nick Bond, wish Miguel Cotto a very happy 39th birthday by selecting 10 of his most memorable fights.
Josh Taylor and Regis Prograis deliver a fight for the ages
Josh Taylor and Regis Prograis defy belief as they unify the IBF and WBA super-lightweight titles in World Boxing Super Series final.
Nigel Benn cancels comeback
Nigel Benn calls off dangerous return to boxing
Larry Merchant is so much more than an argument with Floyd Mayweather
The life and times of Larry Merchant.
Patera lucky to beat Valentino
Valentino and Dixon both robbed of deserved victories against Patera and Prodan, writes Vittorio Parisi from ringside
Erickson Lubin out to prove one loss does not define a career
Nathaniel Gallimore can’t handle resurgent Erickson Lubin