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GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE

The ‘amicable’ split suddenly went awry when videos were removed from YouTube

MOST PROLIFIC PROMOTER OF THEM ALL

Sam Silverman was only ever concerned with competitive fights, not bums on seats

EARNING YOUR SHOT

DURING lockdown, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed watching ESPN’s

WHAT DID YOU MAKE OF THE BOXING AT THE BT SPORT STUDIOS AT THE WEEKEND?

Former EBU champion

WILL THE SPLIT FROM MARK TIBBS HAVE A DETRIMENTAL EFFECT ON DILLIAN WHYTE?

I think Whyte’s split from Tibbs might affect his next

BEHIND THE SCENES

The complicated blueprint for boxing in post-lockdown Britain

THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY

It’s great to see boxing return to UK screens, while the Jarrell Miller saga rolls on, writes George Gigney in his review of the sport’s media coverage

Golden Boy’s return

Eric Gomez tells John Dennen how Canelo Alvarez could be boxing’s first star name to return to the ring

‘Now I see where I belong’

After a difficult start in life, Joshua Franco is targeting a lucrative Roman Gonzalez showdown, writes Phil Rogers

105lbs STRAWWEIGHTS

Our series breaking down the finest fighters on the planet culminates in the world’s smallest weight class, writes John Dennen

THE END OF EVANDER HOLYFIELD

Toney-Holyfield: The night the whole world knew the journey was over

Views from the corner

Coaches in the UK have faced the same problem, how can you train without contact and without a club, writes John Dennen

THIS WEEK IN HISTORY

From a one-legged man fighting for a world title to a beautiful battle between two ring legends, Matt Christie rounds up the finest fistic anniversaries of the week

SUBJECT OF DEBATE

I HAVE quite a few dealings with ex-boxers and I often

THE CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDS

As restrictions ease, we must continue to be vigilant

OSH WILLIAMS

Paul Wheeler talks to a man who rewards himself with a burger after each fight

FANTASTIC MR FOSTER

Brad wins Lonsdale Belt outright as boxing makes encouraging return to the UK, writes Matt Christie

OVERCOMING ADVERSITY

Not even a congenital disorder or a family tragedy could stand in Kieran Gething’s way of becoming the champion of his country. And he is not stopping there

12 STEPS TO HEAVEN

Jack Hirsch identifies a dozen developments that would

THE REAL PEAKY BLINDERS

Alex Daleyexplores a time when Britain’s pre-war race-gangs intruded on boxing – with ugly consequences