THE GOOD, THE BAD & THE UGLY

MOVING THE NEEDLE

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THE FIRE STILL BURNS

Last time we saw Frazer Clarke in a ring, he was semi-conscious with a hole in his cheek. But, driven by a desire to inspire his family, he goes again

Pure suffering

“ CAN I stop you there? I just

THE PIT STOP

Eyes on the prize as Dalton Smith edges closer to world title opportunity

WALKING IN WONDERLAND

HISTORY OF BRITISH BOXING, WE RECALL HOW ONE MAN'S DESIRE TO DO THINGS HIS WAY LED TO THE FORMATION OF A STORIED FIGHTING VENUE CONTINUING OUR SERIES DOCUMENTING THE

FRONT LINE

WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

SERGEY AIMS TO DELIVER A KRUSHING FINALE

Kovalev returns to his Chelyabinsk hometown to wrap up his storied career at the age of 42, writes Steve Wellings

MAJOR FIGHT SCHEDULE

Apr 18 SERGEY KOVALEV vs ARTUR MANN Yunost

The case for instant replays

Heavyweight controversy shows why a referee’s decision need not always be final

BUNCE'S WORDS OF WISDOM

BIG DADDY BUNCE: Bunce speaks to Leigh Wood

BIG JOE

Only Joyce can decide what he does next. Whatever he decides, he deserves a little more respect

Redemption night

Style collides with substance once more in a rematch with more than a touch of unfinished business, writes Shaun Brown

NEXT GENERATION

Brendan’s grandson adds to Ingle family legend

Stepping stone

Smith keeps busy but risks his position as WBC No.1

‘SWEET POISON’ TO INTOXICATE AGAIN

Gabriel Fundora defends her undisputed flyweight distinction

A cut above

Jaron Ennis lives up to the hype in Atlantic City masterclass

COMMUNIST REVOLUTION

La Cruz survives scare as Cuba hosts first pro show since 1961

KING KELLY

Big time action returns to the National Stadium

No hanging around

All done and dusted for half nine

AMATEUR SCENE

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

DRAGONS ROAR

Walters and Pitt set to deliver a classic

Determination

Old rivals meet again as club honours its brave first national champ

UNSUNG HEROES

The original wave of foreign journeymen who helped keep the sport alive after World War II

JOHNNY BE GOOD

Crowd-pleaser Claydon boxed in the small halls and on the biggest stages

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