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Brad Strand: ‘The hardest people I’ve been in the ring with are from my own gym’
Advice from his father kept Brad Strand in the sport.
Rated R: “There was one time in my life when both my parents were in jail at the same time,” says Kendall Holt
His mother was jailed for murder and his father jailed for child abuse, but that didn't stop Kendall Holt becoming a world champion, writes Elliot Worsell
The night Marvin Hagler snapped my groin guard
Leicester hero Tony Sibson talks to Matt Bozeat about a career that included a famous date with the one and only Marvin Hagler
Boxing’s Most Violent Man: Michael Moorer has found peace yet remains “one of the baddest light-heavyweights to have ever fought”
Former heavyweight king Michael Moorer, once the angriest man in boxing, is at peace with his achievements, writes Thomas Gerbasi
The Rebirth of Tyson Fury: How do you train a fighter like The Gypsy King?
Former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has had his share of trainers in his pro career but seems to have found the right fit with Ben Davison
Deontay Wilder: ‘I saw the shot and I took it’
Deontay Wilder reacts to knocking out Cuba's Luis Ortiz for the second time
Boxing results – WBA champion Callum Smith outpoints John Ryder, but overly wide scorecards do not do the challenger justice
Underdog John Ryder enhances his reputation by stretching Callum Smith in their WBA title fight
The first 10 Brits to hold world super-middleweight titles
Looking back at Callum Smith and Billy Joe Saunders’ predecessors
Chris Eubank wandered through the desert to put on the ‘Style on the Nile’ and the ‘Duel in Dubai’
After losing a WBO super-middleweight title fight against Steve Collins in 1995, Chris Eubank went on the road to Egypt and Dubai, writes Oliver Goldstein
The Whipping Post: Why are boxers fighting less and getting injured more?
Boxers don't fight anywhere near as often as they did in years gone by and yet their bodies break down more and more.
Murray Sutherland and the birth of the super-middleweight division
In 1984, Murray Sutherland, a machinist from Scotland, beat Ernie Singletary to become the first ever 168-pound world champion, writes Elliot Worsell
Luis Ortiz lightest he’s been since 2015 for Deontay Wilder rematch
Deontay WIlder and Luis Ortiz hit the scales ahead of rematch in Las Vegas
The Tip of the Whip: Deontay Wilder explains and demonstrates how he hits so hard
In 2013, Deontay Wilder sparred countless rounds with David Haye and explained to Elliot Worsell how he generates his immense punch power
Eddie Hearn – Then came the Anthony Joshua-Wladimir Klitschko fight and the boos were deafening
In the third of a four-part exclusive series, Eddie Hearn discusses being the 'bad guy' of British boxing and how he juggles his family and work life