According to Forbes, Britain's Anthony Joshua is the number one money man in boxing, and a potential stateside blockbuster with Deontay Wilder is next on the agenda
David Haye friend BJ Flores gives his take on the former two-weight world champion.
Canelo Alvarez is setting out on the road to redemption
Canelo Alvarez has finally done the right thing and signed up for VADA testing, while Matchroom Boxing have joined Zuffa Boxing in the race for Mikey Garcia
Jack Figg asks five key questions ahead of Lee Selby vs Josh Warrington
Jack Figg compares how Adonis Stevenson and Badou Jack measure up
Eric Armit's utterly comprehensive weekly boxing results round up, featuring Vasyl Lomachenko and much more
Josh Warrington has been taking advice from Ricky Hatton's trainer
Lionel Butler speaks to James Slater about Lennox Lewis and his own remarkable career
In his own words Tony Bellew on Andre Ward, Tyson Fury and retirement
Father and trainer Peter Fury discusses plotting the next move for new British heavyweight champion Hughie Fury, writes Jack Figg
Chris Eubank Jr trainer on what went wrong against George Groves, on stepping in to fight Callum Smith in WBSS final and how he's doing in the gym now.
Badou Jack is open to fighting James DeGale again, but only at light-heavyweight, while Zolani Tete says he might retire if he wins WBSS bantamweight tournament
Inspired by Conor McGregor, Jack McGann has been attracted by the British boxing boom to switch codes.
US broadcasting behemoths will be competing for Anthony Joshua's US television rights.
