Floyd Mayweather hails making $9 million for nine minutes of sparring
Floyd Mayweather for one is happy with his exhibition in Japan
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John Docherty in a rush to take over the British super-middleweight division
John Docherty has no patience for waiting around as he sets out his plans for the new year.
Gavin McDonnell plots comeback for early 2019
'I’ve still got plenty of ambition,' Gavin McDonnell tells Matt Bevan
Devin Haney eyes world title opportunity
The highly touted Devin Haney is looking to move a step closer to the big time
Boxing results: Donnie Nietes becomes four-weight champ in dubious circumstances
Donnie Nietes defeats Kazuto Ioka, but looks fortunate to get the victory
Floyd Mayweather destroys Tenshin Nasukawa in preposterous exhibition
Floyd Mayweather toys with the undersized Tenshin Nasukawa in Japan
Charlie Edwards targets flyweight unification fights
Charlie Edwards is the new WBC flyweight champion of the world and a man on a mission to collect additional belts
Ranking Rocky Balboa’s toughest opponents
Former world heavyweight champion Rocky Balboa has been involved in some of the most iconic and memorable fights in boxing history
Free Byrd: How marijuana helps to stop a former champ cutting off his feet
Chris Byrd was one of the slickest heavyweights of all time.
Michael Conlan reveals his plans for 2019
After finishing 2018 with his 10th pro victory, Michael Conlan is excited for the year ahead
Dereck Chisora says Dillian Whyte deserves world title shot
However Dereck Chisora insists he has no plans to retire himself, writes John Dennen
Eddie Hearn: ‘Tyson Fury is calling me…’
Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder and Anthony Joshua set the heavyweight division up for a stellar 2019, with Dillian Whyte waiting to crash into the reckoning, writes John Dennen
Charlie Edwards: ‘I never stopped believing’
There have been few more emotional scenes this year than when Charlie Edwards won his world title in the days before Christmas
Keith Thurman: ‘I’m going to remind everyone this year why I’m one of the baddest men on the planet’
Keith Thurman returns in January against Josesito Lopez
Dillian Whyte extinguishes one rivalry and rekindles another
An angry Dillian Whyte doesn't want to have to wait for Anthony Joshua rematch, writes John Dennen