Media Review: Is Tyson Fury really to blame?
George Gigney examines some accusations that are being aimed at the inactive heavyweight
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Sweet D Files: Heavyweights, prove you are the best
More than any other, the heavyweight division needs champions who are willing to prove they’re number one, writes Derek Williams
The Beltline: Is it necessary to have once been punched in the face for money to express an opinion on boxing?
The majority of people who analyse, judge and criticise boxers have never boxed professionally, writes Elliot Worsell
Editor’s Letter: Why are the current leading heavyweights not fighting each other?
The current heavyweight era promised so much but is in danger of being defined by unfulfillment, writes Matt Christie
10 professional boxers who competed into their 50s and 60s
As Denise Castle states her case for a British licence at the age of 51, we look at 10 boxers past and present who have fought in their 50s and beyond, with mixed results
Media Review: Canelo Alvarez vs. Jermell Charlo feels like a case of mistaken identity
Something seems peculiar about Jermell filling in for Jermall and Kellerman loses his position at ESPN, writes George Gigney
Bunce Diary: Another “Hitman” in Manchester
It was strange and sad to witness the remnants of Tommy Hearns go through the motions, writes Steve Bunce
The Beltline: Adrien Broner, podcasts, and the naive belief that a problem child can be saved
The problematic and troubled Adrien Broner deserves neither our pity nor our criticism, writes Elliot Worsell
Editor’s Letter: Back to life, back to reality
Straight off the farm and into the latest Conor Benn headline
10 boxing films to see before you die
Boxing has a long and celebrated history on the silver screen and here are 10 of the best boxing-based films made in the last 100 years
Bunce Diary: Steve Hiser joins the giants
The legacy of Steve Hiser, a man who devoted his life to Fisher ABC, lives on in the successes of his many students
Sweet D Files: Boxing inspires filmmakers, and boxing films inspire young boys and girls to become boxers
For years boxing has been the inspiration for films which have, in turn, inspired many young boys and girls to find their way to a boxing gym, writes Derek Williams
Media Review: Canelo slinking off to Showtime could be quite the game changer
With the arrival of Canelo Alvarez, Showtime are sitting pretty, writes George Gigney
The Beltline: Female boxers’ flirtation with OnlyFans recalls a time when condom makers used the bare backs of German boxers for ad space
Breasts, backs, and the concealing properties of body paint, writes Elliot Worsell
Editor’s Letter: The actions of sanctioning bodies leaves Errol Spence perplexed and me wanting to bang my head against a brick wall
There are so many reasons why the sanctioning bodies are bad for the sport but, for the boxers, there’s one big shiny redeeming feature that trumps them all, writes Matt Christie