BREAKING James DeGale vacates IBF world title
James DeGale will now not face IBF mandatory challenger Jose Uzcategui, writes John Dennen
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EXCLUSIVE Michael Conlan reveals the fight he wants
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Pinklon Thomas – Back from the edge of hell
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Jason Moloney will fight IBF champ Emmanuel Rodriguez in the World Boxing Super Series
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How Samuel Vargas plans to defeat Amir Khan
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Michael Conlan must get his shot at vengeance
Michael Conlan returns to Belfast and an old rival has arrived in the professional ranks, writes John Dennen