The SEVERED ARM of DAN DONNELLY. the late Irish Champion.

CHEATS ALWAYS PROSPER

How and why boxing keeps getting it wrong when it comes to drug cheats

Time to subscribe

• DURING this time of uncertainty we’re keen to ensure

‘THEY WERE DIFFERENT TIMES’

Don’t forget the old-timers when discussing the best Brits never to win a world title

MAKING MORE COMPETITIVE FIGHTS

IT’LL be interesting to see over the coming weeks whether

THE PANEL

Declan Taylor

PAC MAN HIGHLIGHT REEL

Listing the 10 most eye-catching knockouts and stoppages of Manny Pacquiao’s incredible career

THE KID WITH THE TENNIS BALL

Looking back on the tumultuous career of Adrian Dodson

THE RETURN OF FANS?

George Gigney urges caution following news that crowds may be allowed back into stadiums and arenas in the UK from October

Harry Greb the street artist

Jose Corpas talks to Harry Greb, an artist inspired by the legendary boxer of the same name

MATCHMAKING A LIVING

Eric Bottjer is currently Matchroom Boxing USA’s chief matchmaker. Before reporting to Eddie Hearn, Bottjer – once a wannabe writer – worked with some of the most influential promoters in the world. He’s seen it all, has plenty of secrets to spill, and tells all to Jack Hirsch

The long return

A slow comeback for amateur boxing begins as clubs can reopen, but the process will be long and cautious

THIS WEEK IN HISTORY

Mancini and Tyson excite, Andries gets revenge, Nunn impresses while Ali and Dundee split up for one night only, writes Matt Christie

PRIDE OF BIRMINGHAM

Bert Kirby boxed in an era of fewer weights and many more fighters when Britain’s flyweight ranks swelled with talent

A POSITIVE SIGN

Home Counties prepare to hold their first post-lockdown meeting, writes Simon Euan- Smith

ALEX DILMAGHANI

Paul Wheeler talks to a globetrotter who has returned home

I did it my way

Having enjoyed 17 years as a professional, fighting all over the world on his own terms, Ashley Theophane is back home looking for one last hurrah, writes Lewis Watson

RUST-LOOSENER

Joe Joyce warms up for Daniel Dubois against Michael Wallisch, writes Matt Bozeat

’BOXING CHANGED EVERYTHING’

Between sharing a tiny room with five people and having a football pitch in his back garden, Acelino Freitas enjoyed a supreme boxing career that began with 29 straight KOs but threatened to go sour when he was accused of quitting. ‘Popo’ explains all…

PACQUIAO AT THE SUMMIT

Thomas Hauser was embedded with Team Pacquiao when Ricky Hatton had the unenviable task of facing a fighter for the ages who was at his peak

THE NEXT CHAPTER

Paul Wheeler speaks to former IBF bantamweight champion Lee Haskins, who reflects on his decorated career and looks ahead to a bright future