Nov 10 2014
Bernard Hopkins adds new layer to his legend despite suffering Sergey Kovalev shellacking
Bernard Hopkins' bravery and graciousness could be the perfect farewell, writes Matt Christie
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Nov 06 2014
Mickey Vann: I’m expecting wins for Sergey Kovalev and Tony Bellew in impending showdowns
Mickey Vann has been out in Las Vegas but returns to cast his eyes over a big month in boxing
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Nov 06 2014
The Bernard Hopkins versus Sergey Kovalev showdown is doing light-heavyweight history proud
Daniel Herbert compares the significance of Hopkins-Kovalev to some colassal 175lb showdowns
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Oct 30 2014
Manny Pacquiao, Bernard Hopkins and Wladimir Klitschko lead the way in strong boxing finish to 2014
But the inactive stars are in danger of being left behind, writes Daniel Herbert
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Oct 23 2014
Mickey Vann: David Price should steer clear of Anthony Joshua at the moment
But Kevin Johnson or a fired-up Michael Sprott can test Anthony Joshua, says Vann
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Oct 22 2014
Boxing writing, like the sport itself, has champions, contenders, journeymen, and bums
Daniel Herbert explains the virtues of boxing writing after visiting the annual Boxing Memorabilia Fayre in London
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Oct 21 2014
Floyd Mayweather must remove the blot of Manny Pacquiao from the landscape
Jack Hirsch explains why he believes we will see the Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao showdown in 2015
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Oct 20 2014
Is anyone out there who is willing and able to test middleweight terror Gennady Golovkin?
Alex Boyd examines why Gennady Golovkin will have a hard time tempting the likes of Floyd Mayweather, Miguel Cotto and Andre Ward into battle
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Oct 15 2014
As Australian Joel Brunker proved, unbeaten records are not always what they seem
Daniel Herbert examines the case of unbeaten Aussies and discovers the clues were already there that Brunker was no Jeff Fenech
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Oct 14 2014
Mickey Vann: Carl Froch should fight Julio Cesar Chavez Jnr, not James DeGale or Mikkel Kessler
Mickey Vann also casts his eye over the progress of Anthony Joshua and Lee Selby
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Oct 13 2014
Anthony Joshua deserves praise, not criticism, for the ease he is destroying the likes of Denis Bakhtov
But Matt Christie argues that taking on Michael Sprott next is a bad move for Anthony Joshua