THE PANEL

THE DESCENT OF THE KRUSHER

Kovalev failing VADA test the latest in a long line of misdemeanours

‘I AM NOT GETTING ANY YOUNGER’

Now I have Roy Jones by my side I can make up for lost time

AUTOGRAPH MEMORIES

GREATLY MISSED: Steward in those famous Kronk colours

BOXING BOUQUET

A freshly picked bunch of boxers

THE SUPERFIGHT NARRATIVE

Supreme sports writer Brian Doogan reveals how his fascination with the timeless Leonard-Hagler rivalry led to him writing one of the best boxing books of recent years

MOUNTAIN TO CLIMB

Spending time with Nigel Benn following the Gerald McClellan fight was unforgettable for so many different reasons

TRUTH AND LIES

Arum and Hearn tell different versions of the same story while Sulaiman does the WBC few favours with his championing of Conor McGregor, writes George Gigney in his weekly round-up of the boxing media

‘We need to keep the story going’

Eddie Hearn and Matchroom announce their UK schedule, plus Povetkin-Whyte II, writes Paul Wheeler

Nicky Booth: 1980-2021

Matt Bozeat reports on the life and death of a troubled talent

Maiden defence

Previewing the best upcoming fights around the world

AMATEUR SCENE

The very best action, previews and news from Olympic-style boxing

THIS WEEK IN HISTORY

A line-up of legends to enjoy, writes Matt Christie

THEY WILL BE MISSED

Sadly, we have to say goodbye to some dear friends

Fighting family

Looking back at the careers of Bob and Jim Williams

BRIAN ROSE

Paul Wheeler talks to a man who named his son after a boxing legend

Joshua-Fury edges closer

Eddie Hearn says the deal is done but not quite signed, writes Matt Christie

The management

Tony Bellew tells Chris Walker how he went from a worn-out and retired fighter to one of the most promising managers in the sport 

Hall of Famer

Margaret Goodman has been a fierce advocate for the health and safe ty of fighters for decades. Now she’s getting her due

BEHIND/THE LENS

Renowned photographer Neil Leifer tells Paul Wheeler about his life in boxing

HARD TIMES

Now Dave Coldwell is one of the leading trainers in the country. But it was a long road to get there. He describes just what he had to go through