WHAT’S YOUR PREDICTION FOR AMIR KHAN vs KELL BROOK?

BRAGGING RIGHTS

It is nearly 17 years since a Khan vs Brook fight was first mentioned in Boxing News

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‘I’LL DESTROY HIM. HE’LL NEED TO RETIRE’

I have to win this fight. If this is one of my last big fights I want to make sure I shine

TAYLOR MADE

Arguably the UK’s best fighter, Josh Taylor returns to action next week against Jack Catterall in Glasgow. Here are 10 of his best wins…

TIMELINE

Detailing the twists and turns of the rivalry

BREAKING DOWN

Because we don’t know how much either fighter has left Khan-Brook is almost impossible to call, writes Matt Christie

MUST WIN

Natasha Jonas has a third shot at a belt she craves and Olympic star Frazer Clarke goes pro on the Khan-Brook undercard, writes John Dennen

SUNDAY SCHOOL

Three of four new starts victorious

THE RIGHT MAN WON

WHAT a delight it was to see John

REAL FESTIVAL OF BOXING

Remembering a missed tournament that showcased the great, the good, and the unknown

CANELO-GGG III ON THE WAY?

Examining the best and worst of the sport’s weekly coverage

Building to world level

Van Heerden the frontrunner to fight Conor Benn next, writes John Dennen

Prog Rock

Tyrone McKenna is thriving on not being given a chance to beat Regis Prograis, writes Elliot Worsell

Remembering Ronnie Rush

Gareth Jones pays tribute to Welsh boxing’s very own Fairy Godmother

DAMAGE LIMITATION

The fight and the fighters are years past their sell-by-date but, regardless, Khan versus Brook remains a fascinating spectacle… even if we have to watch through our fingers, writes Elliot Worsell

CLOSE CALL

John Ryder gets the decision and a precious victory over Danny Jacobs in London

SPECTACULAR

Dignum wrecks Dennis while McGregor hits a bump in the road, writes Daniel Herbert from ringside

THE ONLY WAY IS ALLINGTON

Billy wins English belt atop entertaining small hall show, writes Philip Sharkey from ringside

CH- CH CHANGES

It ain’t over til the Fat Ballerina succumbs, writes Andy Whittle from ringside

HARDING BACK WITH A WIN

Simon Euan-Smith sees game Devlin outworked

BETTER LATE THAN NEVER

The rearranged Burns Night show is a success, writes Allen Payne

GEVOR BACK IN CONTENTION

Win for cruiserweight contender the highlight of the international action, writes Eric Armit

“I AM A MAN OF DESTINY. I’m gonna win the heavy weight championship of the world, earn a million dollars and get me a chauffeur-driven, tomato-red Cadillac with built-in hi-fi, television and telephones. I’m gonna make the the world sit up and take notice and say, ’Wow, this kid is the GREATEST”

Cassius Clay (after winning gold at the 1960 Olympics)

Starring style

The Youth championships conclude, with good showings for Sharpstyle and other clubs. Matt Bozeat reports from Barnsley

RECOGNITION

Brendan Warburton on receiving an MBE for services to the sport and Sheffield City’s community

BOCSKAI GOLD

Whitwell and Davis win the Bocskai in Hungary

World rankings

In conjunction with the Transnational Boxing Rankings. As of February 14, 2022

The Death of Private Sampson

The forgotten story of a young royal marine

ESSENTIAL READING

Some interesting publications are showcased at London’s latest meeting

CYRUS PATTINSON

John Dennen speaks to a musician and a fighter