NEVER FORGOTTEN

WE’VE SEEN ENOUGH

KSI and Logan Paul do their best but real boxing and ‘celebrity boxing’ should not mix

THE SPORT CAN LEARN AND DEVELOP

Can boxing improve in the wake of Dwight Ritchie’s death?

LEAVING A LEGACY

LETTER OF THE WEEK

HOW WOULD YOU FEEL IF PRO ‘FIGHTS’ BETWEEN YOUTUBE STARS BECAME A REGULAR OCCURRENCE?

Michael Conlan (Featherweight contender)

HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT THE WBC TAKING A MORE LENIENT STANCE ON CLENBUTEROL?

Michael Conlan

THE HURRICANES

Frankie Toledo [page 28] was their first world champion

READY FOR THE WORLD

Cameron sets up WBC title bid by outclassing Sanchez

FITTING TRIBUTE

Herring gets the win on Veterans Day weekend, writes Sean Nam

MILLS HAS THE SKILLS

An improved second-half showing sees Myron home against Baker

LEVEL ABOVE

Fielding to get back in the groove against Paziwapazi, writes Daniel Herbert

ALEX TRIES AGAIN

Daniel Herbert previews a rescheduled encounter

NEW BOSS

Goulamirian looks to replace dominant Usyk, writes Daniel Herbert

SHARK TALE

Fate played a huge part when 33/1 outsider Frankie Toledo stepped in for his brother and won the world title, writes Elliot Worsell

NORTHERN POWERHOUSE

John Dennen visits Birtley boxing club to find out the secrets behind its success

WALTHAM WONDERLAND

Tanner claims national glory for his club, writes Peter King

THE NIGHT A BOY DIED

We look back on one of the saddest tragedies the sport has ever known, from an age when boxing was poorly regulated

GEORGE LAMPORT

Andrew Fairley talks to a man who was punched by Boris Johnson

A TOWN OF ILLUSIONS

Steve Bunce kicks off his new weekly column in a Los Angeles busy hosting the KSI-Logan Paul promotion

THE ISSUE OF CLENBUTEROL

Matt Christie talks to Mauricio Sulaiman and VADA after two leading boxers escape punishment following positive tests

SCALING THE MOUNTAIN

HUGE hearted former IBF cruiserweight king Glenn McCrory

AWE–INSPIRING

Inoue and Donaire cover themselves in glory in Japan, writes Matt Christie

TUBE STRIKE

Logan Paul and KSI do as expected while Saunders and Haney fail to inspire, writes Elliot Worsell

QUALITY STREET

Paul Wheeler previews a superb Scottish derby

SEARCHING FOR PEACE

The son of a prostitute and a convicted rapist, Frank Grant somehow defied his past to become a British champion. But his past wouldn’t let him rest, as he explains to Terry Dooley