LETTER OF THE WEEK SCORING MIX-UP

THE PRESSURE OF PAY-PER-VIEW

Box Office boxing returns this weekend and deliverance is crucial

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The Podcast Returns!

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FIGHTING WITHOUT CROWDS IS FINE

As fighters we train our minds to ignore the crowd, it is not a difficult situation to fight in

SWEET JIMMY

A tribute to the one and only Jimmy Cable

SHAMEFUL

David Benavidez failing to make weight speaks of poor discipline, writes George Gigney

BUNDINI: DON’T BELIEVE THE HYPE

Todd D. Snyder’s book on Drew Bundini Brown worthy of your attention

THE SERIOUS DETOX

Liam Taylor tells John Evans about the bizarre treatment he’s undertaken ahead of his next bout

Risky business

Whyte risks his mandatory status against dangerous veteran Povetkin, writes Paul Wheeler

Cashing in

Felix Cash dominates a weary Welborn on another decent domestic show

UPSETS!

McCaskill stuns Braekhus while Jono Carroll is beaten

The end of Nemesis

The proud club has closed. The worry too is that it could be the first of many, writes John Dennen

THIS WEEK IN HISTORY

Matt Christie rounds up the fight anniversaries, going from the ridiculous to the sublime

A TOUGH DEFENCE

Howard Winstone got more than he bargained for when he defended his titles against Billy Calvert

‘A VITAL REFUGE’

Why the current plight of amateur boxing is such a concern

SHAKAN PITTERS

Paul Wheeler talks to a man who loved the energy of Mike Tyson fights

TOUGH ROAD TO GLORY

Matt Christie compares Dillian Whyte’s journey to a world title shot to other British fighters who went on to win the heavyweight crown

Huge opportunity

Pitters and Sugden battle it out to follow in the footsteps of Mills, Turpin, Conteh and Andries, writes Matt Bozeat

THE ESC APE

Isaac Chamberlain has not fought in 22 months and the inactivity has felt like a prison sentence

Traynor wrecked

Frampton and Conlan dominate their opposition at York Hall, writes John Dennen

THE NIGHT JOHN DUDDY WAS GREAT

The popular Irish middleweight never won a world title. But John Duddy ennobled boxing