DALAK ATTACK

THE LONG ROAD BACK

Fury’s latest performance was exhilarating in many ways but there’s still so much to do

‘A LOSS IS RARELY THE COACH’S FAULT’

Why the relationship between trainer and boxer can be a complicated one

LETTERS

HE came, he saw, he conquered. Just two rounds were

‘GREAT CHAMPIONS FIND A WAY TO WIN’

But Katie Taylor will need to have VADA drug testing for her future contests, writes John Dennen

‘ DID I CHEAT? HELL NO!’

Declan Warrington catches up with Jarrell Miller and finds a different person to the sorrowful character we saw in the aftermath of his failed drug tests

THE GAMES BEGIN

The 2019 European Games get underway this Friday, writes John Dennen

‘NO BETTER FEELING’

Young boxers represent their countries at the GB Three Nations Schools champs

STAR TURNS

John Dennen watches this year’s mammoth Haringey Box Cup

‘THE BOMBARDIER’

The story of Newcastle favourite Duncan McLeod

BOURNEMOUTH BASH

The South-Coast town hosts its annual reunion this weekend

OMARI GRANT

David Wainwright talks to a grime artist

WHO IS THE BADDEST MAN IN HISTORY?

‘A TRUE GENTLEMAN’

The life of Connor Law is celebrated at a remembrance night, writes Jon Bruce

RINGSIDE REST & CARE

Doors are opening and the pounds are rolling in

ONE-MAN SHOW

Fury puts on the style in and out of the ring as he crushes Schwarz

CLOSER THAN CLOSE

Big finish sees Warrington edge home in a bout that never catches fire

BODY BLOW

Andy Whittle witnesses Metcalf’s left hook sickener see off Welborn

GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE

Elbow from Briedis should terminate his marriage to WBO title, writes Matt Christie

ON TOP OF THE WORLD

Title means so much to Rankin after she edges out Curran, writes Jon Bruce from ringside

SIX OF THE BEST

Home wins the order of the day in Stoke, writes Jane Warburton from ringside

CUTLER IN TWO

Unbeaten Lee gets another quick win

SHORT & SWEET Four ights for Father’s Day

THE Woodhouse Park Lifestyle Centre, just a couple

BEST OF ENEMIES

Mossely outscores Wildheart to move closer to a potential clash with old foe Taylor

KEVIN McBRIDE: ‘I’VE BEEN THERE’

Thomas Hauser catches up with a man who knows how Andy Ruiz Jnr is feeling ON June 1, 2019 – the night that Andy Ruiz Jnr shocked the world by beating Anthony Joshua – a large, hulking man, casually dressed with a pleasant demeanour, made his way through the crowd at Madison Square Garden. He didn’t exactly blend in. At 6ft 6ins tall and weighing more than 300lbs, it’s hard to blend. Those who saw him could have been forgiven for thinking that he was a retired NFL lineman.

THE REBUILD

Matt Bozeat wonders whether Cheeseman can bounce back against Conway

TICK-TOCK…

Charlo marks time while ageing Rigondeaux aims to show he hasn’t already run out of it, writes Elliot Worsell

CHASING KASH

A fight with Farooq looms large for McGregor, but first he must get past Allan, writes

BOXING NEWS RANKINGS

• If a fighter has been inactive for over a year, he

DIARY

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