Dec 22 2022
Editor’s Letter: The forgettable, unforgettable and unforgiveable events of 2022
There is one in particular that stands out, writes Matt Christie
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Editor’s Letter
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Dec 08 2022
Editor’s Letter: Fury vs. Chisora was a one-sided four-rounder cruelly prolonged
A plea to promoters, governors and sanctioning bodies, by Matt Christie
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Dec 02 2022
Editor’s Letter: Retirement remains the scariest opponent for men like Tyson Fury and Derek Chisora
Though we’re right to bemoan Fury-Chisora III we also understand what this means to both men, writes Matt Christie
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Nov 24 2022
Editor’s Letter: Mark Potter was so much more than a “nearly man”
The passing of Mark Potter is a sad day but his legacy goes beyond the ropes, writes Matt Christie
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Nov 17 2022
Editor’s Letter: It’s undisputed chaos at heavyweight, and not for the first time
The IBF’s decision to enforce Hrgovic as mandatory highlights how nonsensical the ‘four-belt era’ has become, writes Matt Christie
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Nov 04 2022
Editor’s Letter: Conor Benn, the British Boxing Board of Control, and a dark saga with not a glimmer of light
The light at the end of the tunnel is some way off for both Benn and British boxing, writes Matt Christie
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Nov 03 2022
“Never write me off again,” says Kiko Martinez
Stopping Jordan Gill was no surprise to me. This is the best I have felt for a long time, says Kiko Martinez
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Oct 31 2022
Lomachenko rallies late to overcome an impressive Ortiz
It wasn't vintage Vasiliy Lomachenko, but he still got the job done against Jamaine Ortiz in New York, writes Jack Hirsch
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Oct 28 2022
Editor’s Letter: Is the criticism of Fury vs. Chisora III fair?
After back-to-back wins over Wilder and Whyte, some may say Chisora coming next is acceptable, writes Matt Christie
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Oct 26 2022
The Wizard Man: Emanuel Steward’s legacy lives on
The great Emanuel Steward died 10 years ago this week, yet his presence and impact on the sport can still be felt, writes former WBO middleweight champion Andy Lee
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Oct 20 2022
Editor’s Letter: Shields vs. Marshall was a fine starting point, but boxing’s vicious cycle must be broken and soon
Shields-Marshall is only the first step in rebuilding the sport’s reputation