Sweet D Files: It is not the critic who counts…
Developing an understanding of what boxers go through is far more productive than the toxic criticism we too often hear, writes Derek Williams
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Media Review: Joshua vs. Helenius broadcast highlights DAZN’s priorities moving forward, while Hearn and Jordan have a planned and pointless argument
The DAZN commentary team don’t go easy on Joshua and co while Hearn and Jordan on TalkSport leaves a lot to be desired, writes George Gigney
The 10 best wins of Anthony Joshua’s professional career
After Anthony Joshua secured his 26th professional win with a one-punch knockout of Robert Helenius, we rank his 10 best…
BN Verdict: Anthony Joshua expresses his relief after knocking out – in fine style – an opponent he was supposed to knock out
It took a while to warm up, but Anthony Joshua eventually brought out his aggressive side to finish Robert Helenius in seven rounds, writes Elliot Worsell
BN Column: Not the average Joe
The first in a new weekly column from former European 140lbs champion Joe Hughes
The Beltline: In boxing, sometimes you can be too good for your own good
Do boxers shoot themselves in the foot when they become so dominant nobody wants to fight them?
Derek Williams: “I once tested positive and I learned a valuable lesson”
Former European heavyweight champion Derek Williams is calling for unity amongst the boxing authorities
Editor’s Letter: Joshua vs. Helenius is not ideal for anyone, yet it could have been worse
Whyte failing a test and Helenius stepping in may not be as bad as it appears, writes Matt Christie
Bunce Diary: Like most heavyweight fights, Muhammad Ali’s 1966 title defence against Brian London was strictly business
Fifty-seven years ago, Brian London had no chance whatsoever against the greatest of them all, writes Steve Bunce
Media Review: “Crossover boxing” and the sport’s current identity crisis
When crossover boxing dies out, and it will, the sweet science will be irreversibly changed, writes George Gigney
10 things boxers like to say whenever the public find out they have failed a performance-enhancing drug test
Dillian Whyte isn't the first boxer to try to clear his name following a failed PED test, nor, sadly, will he be the last
BN Verdict: Jake Paul beats Nate Diaz as boxing relapses following brief period of sobriety
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The Beltline: The Expectation vs. Reality of both watching big fights and covering them
In boxing, sometimes the experience is worse than you expected, and sometimes it turns out to be better, writes Elliot Worsell
Editor’s Letter: How the Conor Benn case threatened to steal the attention from Crawford-Spence
But is the ongoing criticism of Benn fair?
Bunce Diary: Two Nights in Ali’s Hometown
And Mike Tyson lost both times in Louisville, writes Steve Bunce