Joe Cordina: “I would rather break my hand on Rakhimov’s head”
The injury and the IBF left me close to retirement but now I’m back at full pelt, says Joe Cordina
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Sweet D Files: Remember, in boxing, your reputation precedes you
Boxers must keep in mind the consequences of a moment of poor judgement – because the fans never, ever, forget, says Derek Williams
Bunce Diary: Hard truths of a personal business
Inside the sobering dressing rooms of Joyce and Whiteside
The Beltline: Lawrence Okolie, Chris Billam-Smith, and the cleansing power of performance-enhancing hugs
After learning earlier that day of Amir Khan's failed drug test, the sight of Lawrence Okolie and Chris Billam-Smith sharing a press conference hug was almost restorative, writes Elliot Worsell
Panel: How would Joe Joyce fare against the best heavyweights in the world?
This week's panellists were asked to plot Joe Joyce's path to heavyweight domination
Editor’s Letter: A call for consistency, a call for honesty
Why did it take 14 months for Amir Khan’s failed test to be made public?
The 10 best wins of Joe Joyce’s professional career
Heavyweight Joe Joyce may have had only 15 fights as a pro but has been matched well from day one
Sweet D Files: It’s a case of mind over matter for Anthony Joshua
Joshua still has all the physical tools that made him so special.
Bunce Diary: FightFax, the ultimate fight bible
The FightFax record book was a necessity for all involved in the boxing industry, writes Steve Bunce
Media Review: The mixed messaging in boxing does nobody any good
The Khan positive test highlights that plenty of news is kept behind closed doors while there’s contrasting views on when Joshua will return to the ring.
The Beltline: How the grooming of new media has helped facilitate an abuse of power in boxing
The compliant, nodding heads of boxing's clout-chasing media inadvertently enables those in power to wriggle their way out of trouble, writes Elliot Worsell
John Ryder: “How do I beat Canelo?”
That’s the million-dollar question but, so far, it feels like just another day at the office, says John Ryder
Editor’s Letter: Amir Khan, Conor Benn, and the problem that won’t go away
News that Khan failed a PED test should persuade everyone involved to think again when it comes to a Benn comeback, writes Matt Christie
Bunce Diary: Last weekend was a triple shot
From a club in Cannock to an arena in North Greenwich, via the hallowed walls of York Hall
Media Review: Rather than promote the upcoming schedule, DAZN must give fans more action
It would have been better to show DAZN viewers some action as opposed to merely telling them – over and over again – what is coming up, writes George Gigney