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Can Mikey Garcia emulate Floyd Mayweather?
Kenneth Bouhairie considers how Mikey Garcia is carving out a legacy
David Price hopes for a “clean” fight against controversial Alexander Povetkin
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John Joe Nevin looking to catch up Oscar Valdez
John Joe Nevin beat Oscar Valdez in the Olympics.
Report: Vasyl Lomachenko to fight Jorge Linares!
A tremendous match-up is set to pit Vasyl Lomachenko against Jorge Linares
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A former accountant, a part-time model, top prospect Umar Sadiq is a boxer to watch, writes John Dennen
Joe Joyce: Tyson Fury will be a nightmare
Heavyweight Joe Joyce has learned from being in camp with Jorge Linares
Eddie Hearn on Tyson Fury comeback
Hearn insists signing with Matchroom would offer Tyson Fury a route to Tony Bellew and ultimately Anthony Joshua
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