In the name of the FATHER

GREAT EXPECTATIONS

The backend of 2019 is exceptionally strong, but will we be able to watch all the fights?

‘IT’S LIKE TRYING TO CLIMB A MOUNTAIN’

Why Artur Beterbiev is both so good and difficult to beat

LETTERS

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PATRICK DAY PAASSES

‘It’s a time for a call to action,’ says promoter Lou DiBella following tragedy

FIFTY-FIFTY!

Yet again, the World Boxing Super Series creates a belter between two of the world’s best. Elliot Worsell examines the sumptuous Josh Taylor-Regis Prograis showdown and picks a winner

RITSON’S WAR

Local hero triumphs over Robbie Davies in Newcastle

HEAVY GOING

Andy Whittle watches overweight Baluta drop and outpoint Williams

WRECKING BALL

Elliot Foster sees Danny shock local hope Cartwright

TICKING OVER

Late change doesn’t faze Essuman, writes Andy Whittle from ringside

TIGHT IS RIGHT

Composed Clayton outworks busy Bjorklund, writes Terry Dooley

EARNING THEIR CORN

Mills gets it done before the final bell against Broadbent

SHADES OF GRAIS

Declan Taylor enters the world of Regis Prograis, an adrenaline junkie who was saved by a hurricane yet insists he’s not living life on the edge

ALL ON THE LINE

Whoever loses out of Chisora and Price faces an uncertain future, writes

‘THERE’S A LOT AT STAKE’

Chisora and his manager Haye have their say on the Price fight

BIG TEST

Super talent Stevenson goes for first world title, writes Daniel Herbert

TOO LATE

Patera defends against long-time amateur star

RECORD-BREAKER

Meenayothin goes for win No. 54

FRIGHTENING

‘Beast’ Beterbiev wears down Gvozdyk to unify belts

A STAR’S DEBUT

Paddy Donovan waits for his first professional fight. Alongside him is Andy Lee, who is set make his debut as a trainer. This is the inside story of two men with the boxing world at their feet… and their hearts in their mouths

BOXING RANKINGS

HEAVYWEIGHT

THE WELSH WAY

Wales national coach Colin Jones, formerly a British, Commonwealth and European welterweight champion, in his own words tells Louis Daniel of his roles and responsibilities

LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON

Looking back at a common opponent of both Jack and Brian London

SONNY TAYLOR

Paul Wheeler talks to a man who’d like to punch his best mates