
The Beltline: A headline fight like Jonas vs. Mayer will tell us a lot about the popularity of women’s boxing in 2024
Without animosity as a selling point, and with neither boxer a star in their own right, it's fights like Jonas vs.

Without animosity as a selling point, and with neither boxer a star in their own right, it's fights like Jonas vs.
Editor Matt Christie explains what an "atypical finding" actually means and suggests that the mixed reaction to Artur Beterbiev's had more to do with allegiance than knowledge
Declan Taylor once again rounds up the week's key news stories
Steve Bunce has witnessed many changes in boxing during his time in the sport, but this latest one may well be the biggest
After many years of struggling for attention, Terence Crawford is now making himself heard.
If anyone can force Frank Warren and Eddie Hearn to risk it all on one night, it's probably Turki Al-Sheikh, writes Elliot Worsell
Thanks to the growing influence of Saudi Arabia, there are many big fights likely to happen in 2024.
While some are starting to call Artur Beterbiev "superhuman", the Russian light-heavyweight, who last night stopped Callum Smith, says he is just "lucky", writes Elliot Worsell
Our regular columnist also looks ahead to the first big fight of the year
This week's panellists were asked to call the winner of Saturday's light-heavyweight fight between Artur Beterbiev and Callum Smith
Losing any fight is tough, but to lose in the first round is about as painful as it gets for a professional boxer, writes Elliot Worsell
Turki Al-Sheikh is the man responsible for bringing the heavyweight division back to life, writes Matt Christie
The great manager died at the age of 67 on January 2 but I’ll never forget him, writes former champion and top trainer Robert Garcia
Richie Giachetti’s head was the size of a battered pumpkin – and there was no better man to have in your corner, writes Steve Bunce
Declan Taylor rounds up the week's key news stories