Make boxing great again
The boxing industry must act now to save its future, writes Matt Christie
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BN VERDICT – The reputation of Terry O’Connor
Terry O’Connor’s name is mud but we must be allowed to hear his point of view
Eddie Hearn goes from hero to villain. Again
After a summer flirtation with the hardcore’s affections, Eddie Hearn is once again a figure of hate
The heavyweight division at looks set to do what it should have done years ago
The heavyweights look to end 2020 on a high and put plans in place to crown one king
Boxing needs a never say die spirit, like Frank Warren’s, more than ever before
This weekend Frank Warren stages Britain’s first male world title fight since the lockdown
‘Alan Minter will be there’
Alan Minter went through many phases but his passing does not mean the end, writes Matt Christie
When the referee gets it wrong
The horrifying performance of referee Giuseppe Quartarone must be investigated, writes Matt Christie
The bigger picture for Daniel Dubois
Daniel Dubois-Ricardo Snijders was a mismatch but just about justifiable if Dubois-Joyce comes next
The Path Clears: Whyte’s silver lining
It was a disastrous night for Whyte but the conclusion of Fight Camp may turn out to be a blessing in disguise for the sport
Dillian Whyte, Alexander Povetkin and the pressure of pay-per-view
Dillian Whyte returns with Box Office boxing this weekend
Terri Harper, Natasha Jonas and the good fight
Natasha Jonas and Terri Harper should be championed for their ability, not their gender writes Matt Christie
Frank Warren and BT Sport make a major offer to Eddie Hearn and Sky
Frank Warren invites Eddie Hearn to join forces and make a series of British superfights.
Stop the Slaughters: The CSAC have questions to answer
After Estrada-Adkins and ahead of Tyson-Jones, the California State Athletic Commission have some serious questions to answer
How and why boxing keeps getting it wrong when it comes to drug cheats
Cheats shouldn't prosper, yet in boxing they always seem to writes Matt Christie
Dillian Whyte and the split from Mark Tibbs
Ahead of the most crucial fight of his career, Dillian Whyte elects to go in with a new trainer.