
Will Andy Ruiz always be wrong for Anthony Joshua?
The location of the Andy Ruiz vs Anthony Joshua rematch has been a huge talking point but it will have little bearing on the outcome of the fight.

The location of the Andy Ruiz vs Anthony Joshua rematch has been a huge talking point but it will have little bearing on the outcome of the fight.
This week's panellists were asked to pick a winner in the highly anticipated world heavyweight title rematch between Andy Ruiz and Anthony Joshua
We asked this week's panellists to analyse Saturday's middleweight fight between Chris Eubank Jnr and Matt Korobov in Brooklyn
From wheelchairs to the horror of defeat via some ultimate boxers trying to scrape a living.
Wilder’s place in history is a common theme but Joshua’s mindset is harder to judge.
The fighters deserve an explanation at the least.
Tony Sims, the trainer of John Ryder, on the heart-breaking nature of the defeat to Callum Smith
Each week George Gigney will review the boxing media, from podcasts to live broadcasts, from newspapers to YouTube.
The impact of BoxNation should not be forgotten, writes Steve Bunce
Guest columnist Alan Hubbard looks at the pros and cons of using VAR (Video Assistant Referee), a controversial subject among football fans, in boxing
Editor Matt Christie argues the recent British bantamweight title fight between Lee McGregor and Kash Farooq was an example of a close fight, not a robbery
Former world heavyweight title challenger Gerry Cooney takes a look at the current crop of heavyweights and says the division is in great shape
In his latest BN diary, Steve Bunce emphasises the importance of old-school boxing gyms and says the sport is currently a go-to subject for filmmakers
In his latest column, John Scully explores what boxing can learn from the death of Dwight Ritchie and questions the qualifications of the sport's coaches
Editor Matt Christie has admiration for KSI and Logan Paul and sees the commercial value in their 'fight', but says it should not be confused with boxing