FRANCY LUZOHO

FIGHTER OF THE YEAR

Even though Fury won’t fight again in 2020, he’s a long way ahead of the rest

SKEWED REALITY

Multiple world titles increase opportunities for boxers but have lost all importance

YOU CAN CALL HIM AL

A forgotten journalist who moved a young Frank Bruno towards stardom

SHOW SOME RESPECT

ESPN’s questioning of Kell Brook showed a serious lack of compassion, writes George Gigney as he reviews the boxing media

Benn is back

Conor Benn must prove himself against Sebastian Formella, writes John Dennen

THROUGH THE ROOF

In a year largely locked down by a global pandemic Maxi Hughes tells John Evans how he’s managed to break out

THIS WEEK IN HISTORY

A week of savagery and controversy, writes Matt Christie

REMEMBERING ‘THE PRESIDENT’

MAKING HIS MARK: Crawford impresses but there is

10 COUNT

CHANGING THE GAME

THE PANEL

DO YOU THINK KELL BROOK SHOULD RETIRE? Anthony

Shooting for the top dog

KO artist Edgar Berlanga is 15-0 with all wins coming in the first round. He tells Phil Rogers about his life and career, and why he’s serious when he says he wants Canelo Alvarez

‘I’VE GOT THE LOVE BACK AGAIN’

Peter Fury reflects on training John and Tyson Fury and explains how Savanah Marshall restored his affection for boxing

THE WBC BITE BACK

Matt Christie voices his concerns about the new bridgerweight division and the multiple world championships to a passionate Mauricio Sulaiman

Divorce settlement

Frampton ‘extremely happy’ and McGuigan ‘pleased’ as their legal battle is resolved

Cruel and clinical

Crawford blitzes brave Brook to leave his future in the balance, writes Matt Christie

A class above

Katie Taylor looks sharps and vicious as she defends undisputed lightweight title in London

Bentley’s moment

Denzel Bentley becomes British middleweight champion with impressive win over Mark Heffron

ONE TO WATCH

Andy Whittle watches previously unbeaten McGowan given a lesson by Kulakhmet

ZAK WITH A BANG

Body shots along with a super tough semi-final prove McGoldrick’s undoing, writes Andy Whittle

Stay ready

A GB team competes in their first tournament since lockdown, writes John Dennen

Amazing Alan Richardson

We should bow down to a fighter who is in danger of being forgotten

GET WELL SOON

Wishing Johnny Gray and company a very speedy recovery