Media Review: Fury vs. Joshua remains an absolute uncertainty
Plenty were quick to form opinions about Fury vs.
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BN Verdict: Francis Ngannou, Anthony Joshua, and what it means to leave a 0-1 novice out cold on the canvas
While it's fine to praise the finishing punches, Joshua's two-round demolition of Ngannou was a reminder of just how foolish and dangerous this experiment was from the outset, writes Elliot Worsell
The Beltline: It could be time to let Canelo Alvarez fight Jake Paul and finally put an end to the charade
The more he wins, the more Jake Paul continues to believe his own hype, and the more necessary it then becomes for someone to deliver him a dose of reality, writes Elliot Worsell
Not the Average Joe: Can MMA star Francis Ngannou beat former heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua?
Our weekly columnist Joe Hughes explains why there won't be an upset in the 'Knockout Chaos' main event
Editor’s Letter: When a heavyweight unexpectedly falls, there really is nothing else quite like it
Editor Matt Christie explains why the drama of witnessing the unexpected in the heavyweight division is as good as sport gets
Media Review: The Devin Haney vs. Ryan Garcia fight should be cancelled
The bizarre activity on Ryan Garcia’s social media channels suggest the boxer is in a bad place, writes George Gigney
Bunce Diary: There is more happening on the red carpets of Riyadh than meets the eye
Steve Bunce reports from the Grand Arrivals in Riyadh
Not the Average Joe: I am now officially retired from the sport of boxing
Although he hasn't boxed for three and a half years, Joe Hughes has only made up his mind now not to box again
The Beltline: Watching action from Japan between breakfast and lunch might be the best and most enjoyable way to experience boxing in 2024
After witnessing Junto Nakatani and Takuma Inoue impress last weekend, Elliot Worsell says that watching Japanese boxing with brunch feels almost civilised
Editor’s Letter: Canelo Alvarez and the precarious pinnacle
Canelo Alvarez has been accused of not meeting our expectations – which is a common theme throughout history, writes Matt Christie
Bunce Diary: A brief (and ridiculous) history of the WBF heavyweight title
Steve Bunce remembers Joe Bugner, "Bonecrusher" Smith, and some of the other heavyweights who once owned the spurious WBF belt
Out in the Cold: As Canelo Alvarez plots his next move, what exactly is the plan for Terence Crawford?
It has been seven months since Terence Crawford dazzled against Errol Spence in Las Vegas, yet still we are no closer to understanding what he will do next, writes Elliot Worsell
Media Review: Dominating one weight class for a long period of time is the mark of true greatness
Champions who stick around in their own weight class and take on all-comers might actually be more impressive than collecting belts in various divisions, writes George Gigney
Action Men: The 10 boxers who deliver the most action in British rings
With Sam Eggington set to return to the ring this Friday on Channel 5, Elliot Worsell lists the 10 current UK boxers guaranteed to provide thrills and spills
Sweet D Files: Though we have moved on from the days of mob rule, the uncertainty in boxing makes it a sport like no other
Derek "Sweet D" Williams on the imperfect sport we love