Frazer Clarke gets some revenge
As the GB team secure a cluster of medals at Belgrade Winner tournament in Serbia, Frazer Clarke beats his Russian nemesis to win gold
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Kallia Kourouni is trying to fight her way to a shot at Terri Harper
After a surreal trip to Tijuana, Kallia Kourouni hopes another win will put her on course for a shot at WBC titlist Terri Harper
Sebastian Fundora – The Towering Inferno
Standing 6ft 6ins and weighing 154lbs, Sebastian Fundora told Lewis Watson why there’s more to him than meets the eye
Moruti Mthalane: ‘Fire! Fire! I will bring fire!’
Moruti Mthalane admits he looks easy to beat but, as he tells Phil Rogers, that’s exactly why he isn’t
Editor’s Pick: Why Teofimo Lopez was always going to take over
Manager David McWater was certain his fighter Teofimo Lopez would beat Vasiliy Lomachenko.
Natasha Jonas on challenging Katie Taylor for the undisputed crown
Natasha Jonas has been planning her revenge for nine years.
Emanuel Navarrete defends WBO featherweight title
Edgar Berlanga taken out of the first round and goes the distance for the first time on Emanuel Nabarrete undercard
India stun at the World Youth championships
The Indian team and other stars for the future impress at the World Youth championships in Poland
Rising star Ryan Garcia withdraws from his next fight in July
For his health and wellbeing Ryan Garcia has pulled out of his July clash with Javier Fortuna
Felix Cash topples Denzel Bentley to seize British middleweight title
A stunning performance see Felix Cash halt Denzel Bentley in three rounds
Edgar Berlanga is shooting for the very top
KO artist Edgar Berlanga is now 16-0 with all wins coming in the first round.
Editor’s Pick: Eumir Marcial – The middleweight Manny Pacquiao
John Dennen speaks to future Filipino star Eumir Marcial about the tragedy that is inspiring his Olympic mission
The women’s boxing revolution
Elliot Worsell investigates the significant and overdue strides that women’s boxing has made and those it still needs to take
Editor’s Pick: The complicated death of Carlos Teo Cruz
Carlos Teo Cruz, world lightweight champion in 1968, was killed in a tragic flying accident two years later, writes Jose Corpas
April Hunter: ‘I’m the first pro female boxer who is Newcastle born and bred’
George Storr spoke to April Hunter – a proud Geordie