AUTOGRAPH HUNTER

The vaccine

Joshua-Fury can shine a light on the sport at a time when we need it most

The honoured

As well as Barry Hearn, three fight figures from Sheffield were recognised in the New Year’s Honours list

Ending on a high

The final fight of 2020 is also one of the best, writes Matt Bozeat as Ioka tops Tanaka

The kid can fight

Garcia survives early knockdown to become the first to stop Campbell, writes Matt Christie

WORLD RATINGS

*If a fighter has been inactive for over 18 months, he will be removed from the rankings, unless he has a fight officially scheduled. Once removed due to inactivity, a fighter cannot be reinstated until he has fought again. *Each fighter is ranked on the results they have achieved in their own specific weight division (excluding the pound-for-pound list)

Looking forward

John Dennen considers the uncertainties that lie ahead in 2021

THIS WEEK IN HISTORY

Matt Christie picks out some interesting fight anniversaries

ZUHAYR AL QAHTANI

George Storr talks to a fat guy stuck in a healthy guy’s body

A GOOD YEAR AHEAD

CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK: Tim Tszyu saw

THE PANEL

WHO IS YOUR FAVOURITE SOUTHPAW EVER? Darren Barker

JAPANESE P4P

Listing the current top 10 fighters from Japan

LEADING LIGHTS

The 135lb division is arguably the most exciting weight class in boxing today. Here, Paul Wheeler analyses the lightweight Big Five

CHEERLEADING

DAZN barely notice Luke Campbell as Ryan Garcia joins the exciting the lightweight revolution, writes George Gigney as he examines the best (and worst) of the New Year boxing media output

Eubank chasing ‘GGG’

Junior will return to the UK in March/April and has some big names in his sights after signing with Team Sauerland

WBA BACK IN THE OLD ROUTINE

Some curious developments with the sanctioning body and Don King, writes Eric Armit

Elvis is in the building

Despite testing positive for coronavirus at the end of the year Elvis Rodriguez finished 2020 as one of the sport’s leading prospects, writes Phil Rogers

THE HISTORY OF SOUTHPAWS

Eric Armit investigates the origins and struggles faced by left-handers in the world of boxing

LOCKETT MAN

Leading trainer Gary Lockett has experienced more highs and lows than most. Before Christmas, one of British boxing’s unsung heroes talked to Oliver Fennell about everything from being lucky to death in the ring

SEEK AND DESTROY

Matthew Hall believes he should have been let off the leash when he was still an angry young man. But his inability to control that fighting spirit resulted in two stabbings that ruined his career, writes John Evans

MODEST AND GRACIOUS

Johnny Clark will be sorely missed

Clark classics

We look back on four memorable nights from the brilliant career of Johnny Clark