
Sweet D Files: Funso Banjo was more than just a name
The Banjo family have achieved fame in recent years on reality shows but Funso, the British heavyweight, deserves to be remembered in his own right, says Derek Williams

The Banjo family have achieved fame in recent years on reality shows but Funso, the British heavyweight, deserves to be remembered in his own right, says Derek Williams
Teofimo Lopez expressing a desire to kill his opponent just days out from the fight is woeful behaviour that will, of course, go completely unpunished, writes George Gigney
Just because something is being talked about does not mean it deserves a platform and the chance to sprout wings, writes Elliot Worsell
As Claressa Shields prepares for her latest middleweight title defence, we take a look at the 10 best female fighters on the planet
Wood and Billam-Smith produced awe-inspiring upset victories in a sport wracked with danger, writes Matt Christie
Twenty-one years before he took part in his latest fight, Roy made a promise he could not keep
But I am eager for the rematch and very confident I’ll win, says Lawrence Okolie
Three major cards all taking place at the same time should not be misrepresented as a sign that boxing is booming, writes George Gigney
In Bournemouth, Chris Billam-Smith did everything he could to win and Lawrence Okolie did everything he could to lose, writes Elliot Worsell
If you think being a professional boxer is a test of endurance and resilience, try being a boxing fan, writes Elliot Worsell
Though impossible to watch all of them, sadly, British fans are being treated to quite the boxing bonanza this weekend
Late starts, contentious judging, bogus belts and the spectre of Kinahan were all worthwhile weekend talking points alongside the great fights, writes Matt Christie
One year ago, maybe Lawrence beats Billam-Smith but not now, everything has changed, says Shane McGuigan
Bradley Rone needed to fight for money but he did not make it out alive, writes Steve Bunce
It frankly doesn’t matter how exciting or high quality the boxing is if, at the end, all we’re doing is scratching out heads at a judge’s scorecard – as we were with Dave Moretti’s latest effort, writes George Gigney