Easy, easy for Gennady Golovkin
Daniel Herbert admits Willie Monroe Jnr is a poor opponent but busy Golovkin can be forgiven
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Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao: Solving the British broadcasting conundrum
Danny Flexen investigates who will provide the Briish coverage of Mayweather-Pacquiao
Mickey Vann: The job of the referee is to protect the fighters, not give the fans the fight they want
The veteran official felt that Jean Pascal took unneccessary punishment against Sergey Kovalev
Boxing must stop keeping anti-social hours if it’s going to appeal to the mainstream
Perhaps Mayweather-Pacquiao is better late than never but it could set a precedent, writes Jack Hirsch
Snips and Snipes: Enough already, the Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao talk stops here
The crazy boxing world through the educated eyes of Eric Armit
The Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao Countdown: ‘May 2. That’s when the world stops’
Mayweather insists defeat is etched on Pacquiao's mind, writes John Dennen
Al Haymon’s good start
Daniel Herbert was ringside in Las Vegas for the first Premier Boxing Champions show.
Manny Pacquiao declares why he’ll beat Floyd Mayweather
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Mickey Vann justifies saying Chris Eubank Jnr is more exciting than his father
Mickey Vann is a believer in Junior and Zolani Tete, but does not give Tommy Chance any chance whatsoever against Luke Campbell
The Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao Countdown: Making the Mega-Fight
After a significant meeting while the fight was being made, Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao meet again on Wednesday for their first press conference, writes John Dennen
If he is to fight on, Roy Jones Jnr should stick to the Willie Williams’ of the world and stay away from Marco Huck
Roy Jones scores his 60th win but the opposition is woeful, writes Matt Christie
Superb Zolani Tete stops Paul Butler in Liverpool
Paul Wheeler delivers live updates from the Zolani Tete-Paul Butler show in Liverpool
The sorry tale of Odlanier Solis; the heavyweight who had the world at his feet
Alex Boyd waves so long to Solis following his second loss to Tony Thompson
Steve Wood: Boxing needs 50/50 fights like Carl Frampton-Scott Quigg
In his latest column, promoter Steve Wood explains the advantages of competitive fights
Las Vegas could become Adrien Broner’s Boulevard of Broken Dreams
Broner needs more than just a drab points victory against John Molina, writes Daniel Herbert